Community Supported Agriculture

local food cooperative

Herdshare/Flockshare/Garden Plots

four-season projects

Conservation Through Use

civic youth development

Conservation Through Use.. CTU posits local natural spaces will be more eagerly preserved by those given opportunities to develop a good rapport with them, via frequent visits and healthy outdoor hobbies –such as CAMPING!

The Outdoor Explorers Club is modeled on the 4-H National Outdoor Exploration Curriculum and focuses on the below competencies.

Workshops:

Shelter Building

Firecraft

Water Sourcing

Navigation

Foraging and Food Basics

Tool Use

Movement Skills

Safety

Workshops and Exploring are opportunities to get to know our local temperate deciduous forest biome.

They offer hands-on experiences that help build a better rapport with the flora, fauna, and natural history of our unique region, --and by extension a greater appreciation for it!

regular weeknight meetings and open‑schedule, self‑guided workshops are available

U.S. Military Explorers

civic youth development

Military Explorers is career-education program for young adults under a military branch-specific training environment.

Mission: Train, develop, & inspire tomorrow's Warriors for our Nation's All-Volunteer Armed Forces.

Professional Military Education

National Pride with Patriotic Service

Survival, Evasion, Resistance, Escape

Warrior Ethos

Physical Fitness

Moral Leadership

regular weeknight meetings and open‑schedule, self‑guided workshops are available

Civic Appreciation!

4-H Mentors

Teachers

Medical Professionals

Civil Servants

Nonprofits

O'Neill School of Public & Environmental Affairs

First Responders

Pastors

Veterans :

Spouses

Ancestors

Direct Descendants

IU Army ROTC Cadets

IU Air Force ROTC Cadets

ask about co-op memberships, $30/mo or equivalent labor or material donation

9046 S Chapel Hill Rd, Heltonville, IN 47436

812.340.5210 • welcome@civpark.org