About
Henry County Outdoor Education Partnership offers Cubihatcha Kids, Earth Day activities, Kids Fishing Day, Water Works Experience, Youth Hunt, and Youth Leadership Henry. Earth Day includes planting trees, erosion control, gardening, and building wildlife habitats. Kids Fishing Day connects youth ages 3-17 with nature through fishing and water conservation, and Water Works Experience teaches water treatment and the importance of protecting water as a natural resource.
Programs
- Cubihatcha Kids
- Earth Day — Students of all ages · Students of all ages are invited to come and preserve their environment through activities including planting trees, erosion control, gardening, and building wildlife habitats.
- Kids Fishing Day — Youth ages 3-17 · This event connects youth ages 3-17 with nature through fishing while instilling respect for water conservation.
- Water Works Experience — Freshmen and sophomores · Freshmen and sophomores are encouraged to explore water by learning about water treatment and the importance of protecting water as a natural resource.
- Youth Hunt — Young participants · This event teaches participants ecosystem management and conservation and serves to protect deer herds from disease caused by overpopulation and maintain proper land management.
- Youth Leadership Henry — High school sophomores
At a glance
- Ages: 8–17 years old
About the provider
Henry County Water Authority and the Henry County Board of Education teamed up on December 1, 2006, to form the Henry County Outdoor Education Partnership, Inc. The mission is to provide education to the public regarding wetlands, wildlife, conservation, and natural resources. The board includes Ken Presley, Austin Wilson, Tiffany Grizzard, Lindsey Sanders, Molli Hamstra, and Johnny Basler.
Last updated November 13, 2026.
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