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Connecting Children of Diverse Backgrounds with the Outdoors

By Amy Diiullo | January 19, 2018

“It’s more than just this simplistic concept of seeing more color on the trails. It’s about getting people out and embracing the outdoors as a lifestyle, in a way that…

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5 Tips & Tricks For Skiing with Kids

By Amy Diiullo | January 3, 2018

When you’re teaching a child something new, one of the most important things you can do is provide a positive introduction to the sport. Here are 5 Tips & Tricks for…

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Holiday Gift Idea: The Gift of Summer Camp

By Amy Diiullo | December 13, 2017

Every year, my parents ask me what my kids want for Christmas. Of course there are plenty of toys, games and holiday gift ideas on their ever-growing wish lists that…

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Adventure Grant Winner: 4 Important Things Learned Traveling in New Zealand

By Amy Diiullo | July 28, 2017

Each year, Avid4 Adventure awards an Adventure Grant to one returning staff member by providing an opportunity of a lifetime: one roundtrip ticket anywhere in the world plus an additional…

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Nurturing Nature: Why I Became an Avid4 Adventure Educator

By Amy Diiullo | April 18, 2017

Bringing the power of the outdoors to kids from ages three to seventeen is a mission Avid4 Adventure takes very seriously. Our seasoned Adventure Educators are charged with bringing our…

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Mentoring Young Women to Empower the Next Generation of Leaders

By Amy Diiullo | April 12, 2017

How mentoring can empower a new generation of women leaders.In our best efforts to guide youth to becoming meaningful leaders in their lives, we can employ many useful tools which…

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JANUARY 19
Connecting Children of Diverse Backgrounds with the Outdoors
JANUARY 3
5 Tips & Tricks For Skiing with Kids
DECEMBER 13
Holiday Gift Idea: The Gift of Summer Camp
JULY 28
Adventure Grant Winner: 4 Important Things Learned Traveling in New Zealand
APRIL 18
Nurturing Nature: Why I Became an Avid4 Adventure Educator
APRIL 12
Mentoring Young Women to Empower the Next Generation of Leaders

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February 5
Tips & tricks:  Hiking with kids

Hikes don’t have to mean “YIKES”! I’ll admit it.  It wasn’t my finest mommy moment.  During a hike, our 6-year old sat down in the middle of the trail and refused to budge.  He said he was done.  He went on strike.  A hike strike.  He was too big to carry and too young to … Read More

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