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2019 Venture Vermont Outdoor Challenge This is your Venture Vermont scorecard! Keep track of the activities that you complete by checking the box next to the activity. Make sure you take a photo (or have someone else take a photo) of you completing each task. When you reach 250 points, you win free day entry into for the rest of the 2019 season and the entire 2020 season and a VIP gold medal! *All activities and photos must be taken between April 15, 2019 & October 15, 2019* Three Main Rules: 1. Take photos of all activities 2. One scorecard per person 3. HAVE A BLAST! Entries must be received by October 15, 2019 How to submit your entries: 1. Mail your completed scorecard, photos (high resolution, digital preferred on CD or DVD), and other supporting materials to: Venture Vermont Outdoor Challenge 1 National Life Drive, Davis 2 Montpelier, VT 05620-3801 -OR- 2. Upload your photos to Dropbox, Google Drive or another online album and send us the link via email at parks@vermont.gov -OR- 3. If you re having a problem uploading your photos online, email us and we can help! Explore Our Parks Please complete at least three of these activities. *True adventurers complete these activities during different park visits. Attend a Let s Go Fishing Program. (15 pts) Sleep under the stars without a tent. (10 pts) Attend a state park interpretive program. (10 pts) Camp in a tent at a VT state park. (10 pts) Sleep in a lean-to in a VT state park. (10 pts) Go to a VT state park you ve never been to. (10 pts) Become a Junior Ranger. (15 pts) Build a sand sculpture at a VT state park. (10 pts) Play a fun outdoor game at a VT state park. (10 pts) Basketball, Volleyball, Horseshoes, Frisbee Golf. Game Hike in a VT state park. (10 pts) _ Hike

Investigate ID 3 different invasive species. Take a picture of each. (10 pts) Hold a sheet under a tree and shake the tree, what types of bugs fall? (10 pts) ID 2 different types of caterpillars - Bonus what butterflies do they become? (5 pts) Sit in a quiet area and observe nature. Write down or draw a picture of what you see. (10 pts) Go out after a rainstorm and see what animals appear? Attach a list of the animals you see. (10 pts) ID 3 animal tracks. (5 pts) Bonus make a plaster cast of one. (10 pts) Identify each of these three types of rocks: igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic. (10 pts) Make a recording of a toad or frog s call at night and send it to us. What species?. (10 pts) Identify a painted turtle and a snapping turtle. (5 pts) Learn a bird call. Send us a recording. (5 pts) Photograph and identify three different kinds of pine cones. (5 pts) Go on an owl prowl. What Owls did you see? If no owls, what did you observe? (10pts) Make a Difference Clean up trash from one of your favorite areas and send us a before and after photo. (15 pts) Donate to your local animal shelter. (10 pts) Plant native flowers to help the bees. (10 pts) Build a bee hotel. (15 pts) Pack a picnic for someone else to enjoy. (5 pts) Make signs near turtle crossings telling people to slow down. (5 pts) Walk to the store instead of driving - Bonus use reusable bags. (10 pts) Attend and support a local event. (5 pts) Collect rainwater and use it to water your garden. (10 pts) Hang your laundry outdoors to dry instead of using a drying machine. (10 pts) Cut your own energy use. *ideas: shut off the water when brushing your teeth, turn off your computer when not in use, switch your light bulbs to more energy efficient ones. (10 pts) Make a waste-free lunch (5 pts) Grow some vegetables in your garden and donate some to your local food shelf (15 pts)

Outdoor Skills Please complete at least three of these tasks Build a natural shelter (10 pts) Bonus spend the night in it. (5 pts) Create an A-frame backpack using natural materials, a tarp, and paracord. (10 pts) Learn how to read a map - What do all the lines mean? (10 pts) Bonus- Use a map to navigate somewhere. (5 pts) Learn how to tell time without a clock 5 pts) (Hint build a sundial). Try a new technique when building a campfire. Which technique did you use? (5 pts) Build a natural fishing lure. (5 pts) Make a map of your favorite natural area. (5 pts) Bonus: Draw a map of your favorite hiking trail and send it to us. (5 pts) Go on an overnight backpacking trip with everything you need in your backpack. Where? (10 pts) Create an outdoor first aid kit (5 pts) Learn a new technique to purify water. Which one? (10 pts) Create Make a crown out of natural materials. (5 pts) Create a bird or squirrel feeder. (10 pts) Create a terrarium. (5 pts) Carve a spoon. (15 pts) Build a bat house. (10 pts) Make a collage using only natural materials (Leave No Trace Principals). (5 pts) Make binoculars and write down what you see. (5 pts) Weave a basket using natural materials. (10 pts) Create art out of rocks. (5 pts) Write a poem or song about your favorite outdoor space and send it to us. (10 pts) Create a meal cooked on a campfire (5 pts) Create a fairy house (5 pts) Use recycled materials to create a game (5 pts) Use painted pinecones to make a pinecone bouquet (5 pts) Create your own kite and fly it (5 pts) Total Points:

Just For Fun Get Moving Please complete at least three of these tasks Please complete at least three of these activities. Make up a dance and teach it to someone. (5 pts) Create a secret handshake. (5 pts) Make a tin can telephone. (5pts) Learn a tongue twister and say it as fast as you can. Bonus make up your own and send it to us. (5 pts) Make a tree swing. (10 pts) Visit the only National park in Vermont. (5pts) Make a scrapbook of your Venture Vermont accomplishments. (10 pts) Grow a wildflower garden for butterflies. (10pts) Make your own instrument and play it outside. (5 pts) Create a scavenger hunt for you and your friends and find everything. (5 pts) Do a handstand underwater in a lake or pond. (5 pts) Find a cave and take a picture with it (Tip: Smugglers Notch and Branbury both have caves) (10 pts) Use a swing in a tree and take a picture. (5 pts) Go fishing - what did you catch. (10 pts) Jump off a rock into a river. (5 pts) Go on a walk with your dog. (5 pts) Catch a butterfly or dragonfly with a net. (5 pts) Take a human powered boat on a lake or pond. (5 pts) Go on a hike you ve never done before. (10 pts) Trail Bonus if it s in a state park. (5 pts) Hike to a Fire Tower. (10 pts) Which one? Ride your bike or go for a run on a rail trail. Which one? (10 pts_) Bonus Activities Visit the Facebook page for special weekly bonus activities. Bonus Activity Submit your high-resolution photos (300 x 300 px) on CD or DVD (15 pts) # of Points Upload and tag yourself in a photo on the Facebook page (10 pts) Where should we send your prize? Name: Mailing address: Email address: Phone number: Send your completed scorecard, photos, and other supporting documents to: 2019 Venture Vermont Outdoor Challenge 1 National Life Drive, Davis 2 Montpelier, VT 05620-3801 Or upload your pictures to an online album & email us the link: parks@vermont.gov For Venture Vermont updates, visit: www.vtstateparks.com

Can we use your photos? Thanks for participating in Venture Vermont! We would like to share your experience to inspire others. Please fill out this release form and return with your score card. If you do not wish to share your photos with others you do not have to complete the form. (a) To use, re-use, publish and re-publish the same in whole or part, individually or in conjunction with other photographs, artwork, and poetry, or any medium and for any purpose whatsoever, including (but not by way of limitation) illustration, promotion, and advertising and trade, and (b) To use my name in conjunction therewith if the State of Vermont so chooses. I hereby release and discharge the State of Vermont from any and all claims and demands arising out of or in connection with the use of the photographs, artwork, poetry and any other submission, including any and all claims for libel. I am over the age of twenty-one. I have read the foregoing and fully understand the contents thereof. (If you are under 21, see below for signature of parent or guardian). Dated: Signature: Name: Address: Witness Name: Witness Signature: If under 21 years of age, please have parents read and sign below. I am the parent or guardian of the minor named above and have the legal authority to execute the above release. I approve the terms of this release. Dated: Signature: Name: Address: Witness Name: Witness Signature: