Wilderness Survivor
Do you know what it takes to survive in the wild? Test your survival skills by playing games and winning prizes at the Jackson Lake Marina!
About this Event
Located at the Marina, in this program we will learn about what you need to do to stay safe when going on an outdoor adventure and what to do in an emergency situation. We will discuss the ten essentials for outdoor adventures and other tips for staying safe. Then we will play a survival simulation game where you rank the importance of the items you have after a plane crash. Winner gets a prize!
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