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Range & Natural Resources CampAPPLICATIONCalifornia-Pacific Section, Society for Range ManagementRANGE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAMPJUNE 19-24, 2016ELKUS YOUTH RANCH, HALF MOON BAYAPPLICATION DUE: FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 2016APPLICANT TO COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING:NAMENICKNAMECITYMAILING ADDRESS( ) -HOME PHONET-SHIRT SIZE:( ) -CELL PHONESMALLMEDIUMLARGEMFGENDERSTATEDATE OF BIRTH(Must be 15-18 on 6/19/2016)ZIPCOUNTYPRIMARY EMAILX-LARGEXX-LARGESpecial dietary requirements (vegetarian, health restrictions, etc.)Food Allergies?YesNoIf yes, allergic to what?Other Special Needs (including allergies)?Disclaimer: Camper participation is required during all Range Camp activities. Activities include moderatehiking in grassland areas. Please note if you have allergies to grass and or pollen.HIGHSCHOOL & 4H INFORMAITON:HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDEDGRADE (in fall 2016)4H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MEMBERSHIPRange Camp has an agreement with the California 4-H Program to extend its liability insurance coverageto students participating in the camp. This requires that students who are not presently enrolled in 4-H doso for the purposes of camp. This does NOT obligate students participating in camp to any other expensesor responsibilities aside from their activity in camp. Please note that Range Camp will cover the cost toenroll students in 4H.4H Enrollment Forms, Medical Release, and Health History forms must be turned in with theapplication even if the student is already a member of 4H. Range Camp will verify member status with4H. For liability purposes the Medical Form must be mailed into Range Camp with the original wetsignatures (all other forms can be emailed or faxed).Page 1 of 13

Range & Natural Resources CampCURRENT MEMBER OF 4-H?YESNOIf yes, which county and club?4-H enrollment is solely for purposes of obtaining liability coverage for this 4-H sanctioned activity, andentails no further commitments than this event.EMERGENCY POINT OF CONTACTS:Provide at least two phone alternatives (i.e., home and cell, work and cell, or home and work). In the eventthat both parents have their own work/cell phone numbers and/or e-mail address, the “Parent or Guardian(2)” entry space is provided to record that. We only request two alternative numbers and one e-mailaddress, but additional contact options are often helpful.NAME OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN (1)RELATIONSHIP:HOME: ( ) -WORK : ( ) -CELL: ( ) -PRIMARY --------------------------------------NAME OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN (2)RELATIONSHIP:HOME: ( ) -WORK : ( ) -PRIMARY EMAIL:Page 2 of 13CELL: ( ) -

Range & Natural Resources CampI. APPLICANT BACKGROUND INFORMATIONSCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES:PAST & CURRENT RANGELAND AND/OR NATURAL RESOURCE-RELATED ACTIVITIES:(Include hobbies, field-trips, major camping/hiking experiences, ranch or farm work, etc.)WHAT THINGS RELATED TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE, WILDLIFE MANAGEMENT, LIVESTOCKPRODUCTION, BOTANY/PLANT ECOLOGY, AND OTHER NATURAL RESOURCES AND LANDMANAGEMENT PRACTICES ARE YOU INTERESTED IN LEARNING ABOUT?Page 3 of 13

Range & Natural Resources CampIII. RANGE CAMP REGISTRATION FEEThe 450.00 camp fee must be paid by the application deadline. Applicants can withdraw until May 27th2016 without a penalty. Thereafter, a 70.00 charge will be retained from the camp fee. Refunds will not begiven for cancellations made after June 6, 2016 or for withdrawals from camp. Those who have receivedsponsorships may be responsible for reimbursing sponsors in the event of a late cancellation orpremature departure from camp.APPLICANT'S NAMESIGNATUREDATEPARENT/GUARDIAN NAMESIGNATUREDATEPlease check this box if the applicant will need additional financial assistance (beyond any sponsorslisted on the next page) in order to attend campSPONSORSIGNATUREDATEApplication Deadline: APRIL 29, 2016 – Applications will be accepted until available spaces are filled orMay 30, whichever comes first. Contact Cece Dahlstrom (below) to learn whether spaces remain.Notification of acceptance will be sent by June 01, 2016.MAIL APPLICATION, 4-H ENROLLMENT FORM, MEDICAL RELEASE FORMS AND PAYMENT TO:Cal-Pac Range CampAttn: Cece Dahlstrom4586 Utah StreetSan Diego CA 92116MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: California Section, Society for Range ManagementFAX or EMAIL APPLICATION TO Cece Dahlstrom at (619) 532-4160 or carol.dahlstrom@navy.milQuestions? Contact Cece Dahlstrom at (619) 532-2269, carol.dahlstrom@navy.milTHE CALIFORNIA RANGE AND NATURAL RESOURCES CAMPIs sponsored by the California-Pacific Section, Society for Range Management, together withU.C. Cooperative Extension and the California Association of Resource Conservation DistrictsPage 4 of 13

Range & Natural Resources CampIV. PLEASE PROVIDE INFORMATION ON SPONSORS BELOW (if applicable).Many participants in Range Camp receive scholarship support in order to attend. Examples of sponsorswould include Resource Conservation Districts, Cattlemen’s Associations, Service Clubs, etc. that havehelped the applicant cover the cost of camp. Range Camp staff will attempt to match students requestingfinancial assistance with potential sponsors, but this will require some initiative on the student’s part to beeffective. The more lead time the better the chances of success.1.NAME OF SPONSOR ORGANIZATION( ) - XPHONE NUMBEREMAILSPONSOR’S MAILING ADDRESSCITYZIPSPONSOR’S SIGNATURESPONSOR CONTACTSTATEDATE2.NAME OF SPONSOR ORGANIZATION( ) - XPHONE NUMBEREMAILSPONSOR’S MAILING ADDRESSCITYSPONSOR’S SIGNATURESPONSOR CONTACTSTATEZIPDATE3.NAME OF SPONSOR ORGANIZATION( ) - XPHONE NUMBEREMAILSPONSOR’S MAILING ADDRESSCITYSPONSOR’S SIGNATURESPONSOR CONTACTSTATEZIPDATERange Camp encourages sponsors and campers to establish agreements that indicate thesponsor's expectations of the camper before, during, and after camp (pre- or post-camp meetingwith the sponsor etc.). We also suggest that sponsors include in that agreement a determinationof who will be financially responsible for camp fees in the case that a camper withdraws fromcamp after the camp fee refund cutoff date (May 27, 2016).Page 5 of 13

University of California Division of Agriculture and Natural Resources4-H Youth Development ProgramNew Youth 4-H Member Paper Enrollment FormThe 4-H Youth Development Program is in every county in California. 4-H is a place where young people are given manyopportunities to build confidence, learn responsibility, and develop skills that will last them a lifetime. It’s a place where youthmake friends and share interests, ranging from building robots to raising rabbits, from designing web pages to landscapedesign. It’s a place where youth work together to make a positive difference in their community, and adult volunteers make apowerful difference in the lives of young people. Get involved in the 4-H community and make a lasting difference! For moreinformation about 4-H, visit www.ca4h.org.Youth are eligible to participate in 4-H if they meet the following criteria: Primary Member - Must be 5 years old or in kindergarten by December 31 of the program year. Primary memberscannot enroll in large animal projects. Youth enrolling or turning nine after December 31 must participate as aPrimary Member until the end of the program year. Junior, Intermediate and Senior Members - Must be 9 years old or in 4th grade by December 31 of the programyear and may continue in the program until the end of the calendar year in which they become 19 years of age. Home Schooled Members - Children are to enroll based on their chronological age, as of December 31.This enrollment form is used for youth in the following delivery modes: Organized 4-H Clubs Special Interest and Short-term programs meeting for at least six hours and not more than six weeks. Short-Term Programs meeting for at least six hours and not more than six weeks Overnight Camping ProgramsStep 1: REQUIRED FORMS - The following forms must be completed in order to enroll in the 4-H program.Required AnnuallyForm: Enrollment Form with youth and parent/guardian signatures (kept on file at the 4-HOffice)Required AnnuallyForm: Waiver of Liability (kept on file at the County 4-H Office)Required AnnuallyForm: Medical Release and Health History (kept on file by the local 4-H Club/Unit Leader)Step 2: PAYMENT - The following payment is required to enroll in the 4-H program.In some cases, these fees may be covered or waived by the 4-H Club/Unit or County 4-H Office.4-H Club/Unit Program FeesCounty 4-H Program FeesState 4-H Accident/Sickness Insurance and Program Fees TBA per youth TBA per youth 28.00 per youthTotal 28.00Step 3: Return forms to:Cal-Pac Range CampAttn: Cece Dahlstrom4586 Utah StreetSan Diego CA 92116Payment is included in camp registration. No additional payment is required with this form.New Youth 4-H Member Paper Enrollment Form Revised 1/15/ 20164-H 1

In compliance with the California Information Practices Act of 1977, the following information is provided:The information on this form is being requested by the University of California Cooperative Extension for use in its 4-HYouth Development Program. The individual completing this form may make inquiries concerning use of the informationcollected and may ask to review the form as well as other non-confidential personal information maintained on record bycontacting the local UCCE County Director, 4-H Youth Development Advisor, 4-H Program Representative, or the AssociateDirector of 4-H Program and Policy at:California 4-H Youth Development OfficeUniversity of CaliforniaDANR Building, One Shields AvenueDavis, CA 95616-8575(530) 754-8518fourhstateofc@ucdavis.eduInformation on this form is being requested under the authority of the Smith-Lever Act of 1914 covering CooperativeExtension activities and Article IX, Section 9 of the State of California Constitution covering the University of California.Ethnic information is requested to maintain compliance with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and sex information isrequested to maintain compliance with the Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972.Statistical information on this form is being collected to satisfy the U.S. Department of Agriculture Extension Servicereporting requirements for Affirmative Action and the Federal ES-237 annual 4-H Youth Program Report. Statisticalinformation includes birth date, sex, ethnic information, residence location, project name and number.Submission of the above noted information is voluntary. If the information is not submitted by the source, the County 4-HYouth Development Staff may use his or her judgment to complete the information and satisfy Federal reportingrequirements.Other personal information on this form is being collected to provide the County Extension 4-H Advisors with informationto assist in program planning. This information consists of name, address, phone, name of school, club/group name,club/group number, date, birth date, grade, and name of parent or guardian.Submission of the above noted information is voluntary for membership in all organized 4-H Clubs and in some 4-H Groupsand activities as designated by the County 4-H Youth Development Staff in charge. If the information is not submitted, theCounty 4-H Youth Development Staff may not contact and/or include the individual in 4-H programs within the county. Inaddition, the information must be on file in the county office as mandatory proof of enrollment for individuals in the abovementioned clubs or groups, for purposes of 4-H accident insurance coverage.The University of California prohibits discrimination or harassment of any person on the basis of race, color, national origin,religion, sex, gender identity, pregnancy (including childbirth, and medical conditions related to pregnancy or childbirth),physical or mental disability, medical condition (cancer-related or genetic characteristics), ancestry, marital status, age, sexualorientation, citizenship, or service in the uniformed services (as defined by the Uniformed Services Employment andReemployment Rights Act of 1994: service in the uniformed services includes membership, application for membership,performance of service, application for service, or obligation for service in the uniformed services) in any of its programs oractivities.University policy also prohibits reprisal or retaliation against any person in any of its programs or activities for making acomplaint of discrimination or sexual harassment or for using or participating in the investigation or resolution process of anysuch complaint.University policy is intended to be consistent with the provisions of applicable State and Federal laws. Inquiries regarding theUniversity’s nondiscrimination policies may be directed to Linda Manton, University of California, Agriculture and NaturalResources, DANR Bldg., Office 225, Davis, CA 95616, (530) 752-0495.PAGE RETAINED BY THE MEMBERNew Youth 4-H Member Paper Enrollment Form Revised 1/15/ 20164-H 2

University of California Agriculture and Natural Resources 4-H Youth Development ProgramNew Youth 4-H Member Paper Enrollment FormYouth EmailFirst NameAddressCityPhone()Birth Date//First Parent/GuardianFirst NameCell Phone()Second Parent/Guardian (optional)First NameCell Phone()EmailCountyLast NameState & Zip CodeYouth Cell PhoneYear in 4-HWork Phone ()San Mateo&()-Last NameEmail-Last NameWork Phone-Address, City, State, ZipGendermalefemaleAre you of Hispanic erican Indian or Alaskan NativeNative Hawaiian or Pacific IslanderAsianPrefer Not to StateYesFarm (Rural area where agricultural products are sold)Town under 10,000 and rural non-farmTown/City 10,000 – 50,000 and its suburbsNo one in my family is serving in the militaryBranch:Air ForceGradeArmyCoast GuardSuburb of city more than 50,000Central city more than 50,000

MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP COUNTY (_) _-_ . HIGH SCHOOL ATTENDED GRADE (in fall 2016) 4H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM MEMBERSHIP Range Camp has an agreement with the California 4-H Program to extend its liability insurance coverage to students participating in the camp. This requires that students who are not presently enrolled in 4-H do so for