The Oscar C. Dunn Rotary Environmental Center

Camp ASCCA Environmental Education Programs Camp ASCCA offers excellent “hands on” programs that are a unique combination of supervised instruction and self guided discovery. Classes are conducted on-site utilizing the beautiful 230 acres including streams,forest, pond, Lake Martin, and the newly completed Dunn Environmental Center. Programs are customized to each group’s level and compliment the Alabama Course of Study in both Science and Social Studies.

Please contact Geni Payne at geni@campascca.org or 256-825-9226 for more information or to schedule your group!



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Don't Miss Your Shot!

November 16, 2011

Green fields are looking good, deer are everywhere, shooting houses are ready...so don't miss your chance to join us for our Camp ASCCA Family Deer Hunt.  Applications are rolling in, so if you haven't returned yours in the mail yet...you have till the 30th of this month.  Don't...

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Dean Road 3rd Graders Learn at Environmental Camp

November 4, 2011

On Thursday, November 3, 2011, 3rd graders from Dean Road Elementary School in Auburn, AL visited Camp ASCCA for a day of environmental learning.  This group visits Camp ASCCA each year and is provided with science, environmental education, and fun! The 3rd graders (along with te...

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Getting Ready For Hunts!!!

October 19, 2011

A few weeks ago volunteers from our local chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation, the Tallapoosa Longbeards, and the Quality Deer Management Association, came out to plant the food plots for the upcoming deer season.  Six plots are now trimmed back and planted and ready f...

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Raptors Released at Camp ASCCA!

September 6, 2011

Staff from Auburn Universitys Southeastern Raptor Center visited Camp ASCCA on two occasions this summer.  There isnt a lot of land that is suitable to release raptors available, and the Raptor Center staff contacted us looking for a place to release some of their birds. Camp ASC...

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Radney students finish water quality classes

May 9, 2011

Radney students finish water quality classes Published 8:46pm Friday, May 6, 2011alexcityoutlook.comStory and photo by Natalie Nettles Radneys sixth grade enrichment class spent Friday morning searching for critters in a stream at Alabamas Special Camp For Children and Adults....

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19th Annual Fun Fish

April 1, 2011

This past weekend here at Camp ASCCA we held our 19th annual Fun Fish Weekend for anglers with disabilities.  We started the weekend with one of our volunteer boaters demonstrating his unique painting technique and a campfire with smores.  Saturday morning started off a little wi...

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Water Day at Camp

March 7, 2011

From the article Water Day at Camp in the Alexander City Outlook, March 3, 2011. By Natalie Nettles. "Fifth-graders at Radney School spent Thursday at Alabamas Special Camp for Children and Adults learning about the importance of water quality. Students from the fifth-grade cl...

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Fun Fish is coming up!!!!

February 9, 2011

Our annual Fun Fish Weekend is coming up on March 25-27.  It is a weekend long fishing tournament for anglers with disabilities.  We always need volunteer boaters to take the anglers out on Lake Martin during the weekend.  If you are interested please contact Geni at 256-825-9226...

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Lakeshore Foundation Hunts

January 27, 2011

This past weekend marked the second of two hunts that Lakeshore Foundation hosted here at Camp ASCCA.  The first weekend was geared toward youth and young adults, while the second hunt was for adults only.  It was two great weekends full of shooting guns and tons of fun.  We look...

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ASCCA Family Deer Hunt 2011

January 13, 2011

We just completed our first deer hunt of the year here at camp.  The weather messed our schedule up some, but everyone was great about changing things up a bit.  We had three hunting sessions and a mini shooting competition.  It was great!!!  Congratulations to Team J (TJ, JJ, an...

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