Earth Care Youth Camp!
July 27 @ 2:00 pm - August 1 @ 2:00 pm MDT
Earth Care Youth Camp
For students entering 7 th – 12 th grade
Sunday, July 27 2:00 – Friday, August 1 2:00
Be a part of the first Earth Care Youth Camp week at Camp Mimanagish! This thrilling
event welcomes green teens to connect and collaborate on important environmental
justice initiatives, build resiliency, and form a caring community, unplugged.
Discover the pressing challenges of wilderness preservation, wildlife conservation,
climate change and more while surrounded by the breathtaking scenery of the Boulder
River in the Custer Gallatin National Forest, on the edge of the Absaroka-Beartooth
Wilderness. Engage in meaningful discussions, hikes, and hands-on activities balanced
with fun and friendship. Enjoy delicious camp food, lively music, creative art activities,
and games, all centered around an Earth Care theme!
A message from a parent:
My daughter attended last year and so loved this camp. It made such a lasting impact in her and she gained incredible friendships that are still going strong. I saw my daughter grow so much from last summer… The connections with her camp friends have been so wonderful, they created their own space to be themselves and support each other and I am so thankful for that.
RATES:
Base Rate $510
Gratitude Rate (optional) $560
Registration Deadline July 12
Bring a friend or sibling who is new to Mimanagish and you each get 10% off!
Scholarships available – click here to apply.
Note: While sleepaway camp is an opportunity to gain healthy life skills, it is not a
therapy experience. Campers need to be stable emotionally and mentally to attend.
Before registering, have a conversation with a leader about any camper’s special
needs. Contact Cathy Barker at cbarker@mimanagish.org.
Mimanagish is an inclusive camp. All are welcome! 
Event Leader: Janet Zimmerman
Janet Zimmerman is a fifth-generation Montanan and a dedicated educator who has profoundly influenced the lives of students throughout her career. As a 4-H leader, she empowers youth to develop skills in leadership and community service. A committed conservation activist, Janet advocates for sustainable practices and the protection of Montana’s natural resources, reflecting her love for the great outdoors. In addition to her educational and advocacy work, she is a lifelong musician and visual artist. Through her diverse roles, Janet embodies the spirit of Montana, blending education, activism, and artistry to create a lasting positive impact.
Mimanagish is an equal opportunity provider operated under special use permit with the
Custer Gallatin National Forest.