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4-H Riptide is an afterschool program that aims to provide adequate cultural and environmental knowledge to our youth in hopes of preserving our islands and our indigenous cultures. The program moves from one village to the next in order to provide all youth with an opportunity to attend Riptide.
Participants learning how to build a canoe at 500 Sails Boathouse
Participants learn how to weave
Participants looking through a microscope at the Aquaculture faculty
4-H Counselors making reusable bags out of old t-shirts.
The 4-H Outdoor Adventures program is aimed at reaching out to potential young explorers on Tinian to participate in various outdoor adventure activities relating to understanding, appreciating, and preserving wildlife and conservation within our island to promote sustainability of our natural resources within Tinian and the CNMI. The program reaches out to all public and private schools within the island for an opportunity to promote natural curiosity and wild-life focused inquiry skills. Activities may take place during school hours, after-school, weekends, and summer.
4-H Outdoor Adventures Program & DLNR’s Young Explorer’s Program @ a boat ride in efforts to explore the Tinian marine life during the Summer Overnight Camp on July 2018.
4-H Outdoor Adventures Program & DLNR’s Young Explorer’s Program @ the Summer Fishing Derby on July 2018.
4-H Outdoor Adventures Program & DLNR’s Young Explorer’s Program planting some coconut trees during the Summer Overnight Camp on July 2018
4-H Outdoor Adventures Program & DLNR’s Young Explorer’s Program planting some coconut trees during the Summer Overnight Camp on July 2018
4-H Outdoor Adventures Program & DLNR’s Young Explorer’s Program @ a Nature Hike in February 2018 (Photo below is Mr. Duponcheel doing a briefing prior to hike)
