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$140 Member Price / $160 Non-Member Price Interested in becoming a member of PRNSA? Click Here! 9A Review of Tai Chi from Friday night/intro of new moves 1030A Break 11-12 Awareness through Movement exercises 12-130 Lunch break (on your own) 130-230 Outdoor Tai Chi (weather permitting) 230-4 Silent Meditation Walk &Tai Chi Treasure Hunt Activities 4-530 Continued Tai Chi practice/review 530-7 Potluck 7 Campfire stories and s’mores SUNDAY Breakfast/coffee (on your own) 9A Review and practice Tai Chi 10A Awareness through Movement 1045 Break 11-12 Final Tai Chi practice 12-1230 Closing Circle Instructed by Kenn Chase -Accommodations included at Clem MIller Environmental Education Center, more info below. -Youth, ages 12 and up, are welcome with adult supervision. -This will be a vigorous activity. -If you have any special circumstances or questions, please contact us at [email protected]. Is this event rain or shine? We use National Park advisories to determine weather or not the class will run. Click here to check out current weather conditions! Class Cancelation Policy: If a registered participant wishes to cancel their enrollment and receive a refund, notification must be received at least 14 days in advance of the class date. No refunds will be issued for enrollment cancelations made less than 14 days in advance of the class date. Class enrollment fees are non-transferable. In the event that the PRNSA Field Institute cancels a class, participants will receive a full refund of class fee. Clem Miller Environmental Education Center Nestled in a secluded valley two miles from Limantour Beach, the Center is designed as a model of ecological sustainability with composting, recycling, and waste monitoring practices, solar-heated water, and photovoltaic modules providing electricity. Most meals and classroom teachings take place inside the main lodge. The area was the site of the Laguna Ranch until the late 1930’s when the U.S Army installed roads and barracks during the Cold War. Some of the ranch buildings were kept after purchase by the National Park Service in 1971 and were used by the American Youth Hostel. When the army quonset huts (in use as an environmental education camp since 1972) were torn down in 1986, Point Reyes National Seashore Association raised private funds for the present building and donated it to the National Park Service. AmenitiesLibrary / science centerFull commercial kitchenLarge dining roomBathhouse with hot showersDormitory-style cabins with bunk beds and mattresses for sleeping bags (NO heat or electricity)Wood burning stove in main lodge What to Bring slippers (if you have them) Socks or flat soled shoes such as moccasins-- hiking and/or shoes with treads do not work for Tai Chi (indoors) Yoga or camp mat Warm, variable-weather, layered clothing (waterproof windbreaker or rain jacket, hat, gloves) Hat and sun screen. Comfortable walking shoes WARM sleeping bag and pillow (linens not provided for bunkbeds, mattress only) Extra sleeping pad for comfort (optional, but the provided mattress is fairly thin) Ear plugs (in case of snorers) Personal toiletries (shampoo, soap, bath towel, etc.) Insect repellant Flashlight or headlamp The phone # at the facility is (415) 663-1920, should anyone need to contact you. Please bring everything you need for the weekend. Interested in becoming a class facilitator to assist PRNSA Field Institute courses or becoming a volunteer for PRNSA? Click Here!
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