REEDLEY COLLEGE FOREST LABORATORY 

SEQUOIA LAKE CONFERENCE OF YMCA'S

Orientation

 
The dining hall at Sequoia Lake offers family-style dinning and a good atmosphere for evening programs or guest speakers.
Fishing between activities

While at Sequoia Lake, students  may hike or go fishing in the lake. Trout and bass are the most common fish and boats canoes are usually available.

During down time, students sleep in rustic cabins that contain bunks and heaters for those cool fall nights.
 
History of Sequoia Lake Sequoia Lake Map

 

Samples of projects and skills that our students are exposed to during the Field Trips 
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Tom Marino presents Wayne Bemis with a plaque honoring his 25yrs at Reedley
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Hamming it up for the camera
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Class Photo
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Boating
Felling Trees
Burn Piles

Removing Slash


Building Coffer Dams
Tour of Converse Basin

Erosion Control
Squaw Valley CDF
Bucking Trees

Trip to Pinehurst Work Center 		 
Plant Identification