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Girl Scout Badge Programs

Girl Scout Badge Programs are listed on the Book a Program section of the Eno River Association education programs page.

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Book a Program: To learn more about our program offerings, browse the options below.

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Eno River AssociationNC · Outdoors
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IWalk the EnoIWalk the Eno$250 for one week, $450 for two weeks, plus a $20 per week application feeThis week-long summer camp helps children learn & grow in nature’s classroom. For children ages 8-12.Eno River Field StationEno River Field Station$250 for the week, with an additional $20 application feeStudents ages 12-15 can get out of the classroom and dive deep into discovery of their environment. Students interact with scientists, researchers, science teachers, and environmental experts who make learning fascinating and fun.Guided HikesGuided HikesEno winter hikes have been a tradition since 1971, starting with the New Year’s Day hike and continuing each Sunday afternoon through February.
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