2. Located in the Piedmont region of Georgia. Adjacent to the Oconee National Forest. 1,428 acres of forested land, including a 110 acre lake. Namesake: Rock Eagle Effigy estimated at least 500 years old! 4-H is a part of the University of Georgia Cooperative Extension Service, largest youth organization in the world!

3. Georgia 4-H EE started in 1979 at Rock Eagle. Expand classroom walls to include local natural environment for hands-on, inquiry based, real-world learning. Correlated to current state standards. Classes offered in Ecology, Team Building, Living History, and Outdoor Skills.

4. Team Building Team Initiatives Challenge Courses High Ropes Challenge Course Outdoor Skills Canoeing Orienteering Ecology Forest Ecology/Forest Management Herpetology Lake Ecology/Lake Assessment Ornithology Watershed Studies Ornithology Living History Archaeology Native American Studies Pioneer Tools Rock Eagle Hike Native American Studies

5. Campfire Historic Campfire Night Hike Sensory Awareness Snakes Raptors Environmental Issues Endangered Species Native American Games Museum Tour Campfire Environmental IssuesRaptors

6. Rock Eagle cabins sleep 20 people!

7. High Ropes-Zip Line Every school gets a home building. Herpetology classes are in the Wildlife Building. New Dining Hall as of Feb. 2009

8. Well trained staff from all over the world! Fall 2004 Fall 2006 Spring 2007 Spring 2006 Fall 2007

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