With temperatures in the Sandhills expected to reach triple digits this week, summer camps are working hard to keep children safe in the heat.
At Clark Park Nature in Fayetteville, staff are adapting their routines to help campers beat the heat. “We have the air-conditioned building to come in and take breaks. We add more water breaks,” said Nicole Perry, park ranger supervisor.
This week, camps are emphasizing fun and safety as they teach students about wildlife and the outdoors. “Part of our relay race is a water activity. We call it a water hazard in the race. So we will help get them wet and keep them cool,” Perry explained…