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The PEAK program is designed to promote environmental awareness among kids by teaching them essential principles for protecting our natural spaces. With seven guiding principles like "Leave What You Find" and "Trash Your Trash," youth participants engage in various activities that foster stewardship and respect for public lands. Partnered with LNT and REI, PEAK emphasizes fun while encouraging responsible outdoor behavior. Activities include games, relays, and skits, ensuring learning is both enriching and enjoyable.
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What does “PEAK” Stand for?
What two organizations partnered to create the PEAK program?
LNT & REI
Increase awareness of Leave No Trace • Promote stewardship of public lands • Meet the demands of diverse youth populations • Have fun! • These are the primary ___________ of PEAK.
Which principle is concerned with knowing how to throw things away properly?
Which principle is concerned with knowing which flowers should and/or should not be picked?
Which two principles would you have used if you knew that you would need matches for an overnight trip AND that you need an adult present to start a campfire?
Know Before You Go & Be Careful With Fire
Find how long it really takes for common trash/recyclable to break down in nature and why it's important to Trash our Trash.
There are living organisms everything. Explore your world from an ant's level and find out why it's important to stick to trails.
Many Leave No Trace decisions can be made along the trail. A version of a relay race, participants will decide whether they advance on the trail by answering Leave No Trace related questions.
Why is it important to stick to trails? Compete with your team to answer questions and learn how to Choose the Right Path when outdoors.
Test your knowledge of the Leave No Trace principles by listening to clues and deciding What Principle Am I?
An introduction to the principles through demonstration of preparing for an outdoor trip; works great as a skit.
Have your youth become CSI investigators as they stumble upon a campsite leave no trace "crime scene."
Find out what different gear items will help you Leave No Trace when you are outdoors. Ask Yes/No questions to find out what gear you represent, then find your match!
Meet all the PEAK characters and the principles they represent as Trek and Track (a pair of boots) head out on an outdoor adventure.
Set up a Leave No Trace obstacle course for your students, with stops and activities representing each Leave No Trace principle.
Eddie Hill Jennifer Miller Lindsey Brown Jonathan Wetzel
Discovering the LNT Principles OR How Long Does it Last?