| A warm welcome to the magic of Kroka’s
fourteenth summer! All of the teachers, apprentices, volunteers,
and the animals, of course, excitedly await your arrival. Here
at Kroka Village you will find a beautiful natural environment,
an exceptional family of international staff, and an atmosphere
of genuine excitement for a life full of adventure, exploration
and service. We are proud of our summer programs, where every
camp is created from a spark of imagination and deep passion,
where every staff member is here because of their heart’s conviction
and where every student’s family is part of the larger Kroka
community. We are now celebrating our first full year at our
new home in Marlow, NH. We are living in to our woods, fields,
streams and ponds. We are becoming a part of our local community.
Our 2009 Summer Programs will reflect Kroka’s deepening connection
to our special place on earth by having more adventures close
to home and more groups walking on foot out of camp. The programs
in this brochure are the result of the collaborative work of
many special people. We hope you enjoy reading through it. For
all of our friends, old and new, we look forward to seeing you
next summer!
With gratitude,
Lynne Boudreau and Misha Golfman, Co-founders
OUR MISSION
Kroka Expeditions is committed to awakening in young people
a connection to nature and the spirit within, and a capacity
for conscious living and compassionate service. We strive
to achieve this through wilderness adventure, community living,
farming, and the practice of traditional and indigenous skills.
KROKA EXPEDITIONS
- Develops common sense, awareness and understanding through
sustainable, traditional and wilderness living lifestyles.
- Opens the door to the potential of spirit in all life.
- Empowers young people to become capable and confident through
working with their hands and participating in adventure sports.
- Explores universal values, and our responsibility for the
common good through community living experiences.
- Searches for sustainability and a practical balance between
the ways of the past and the future.
- Examines the role of the individual in society.
- Is committed to participation of all regardless of one’s
ability to pay.
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