Off a dirt road between Iliamna and Nondalton, about 30 children are attending Camp Juvenaly. 
When they aren&rsquo;t swimming or fishing or building or eating, they sit in school desks along the gravel banks of a tundra lake rimmed by wispy paper birch trees. Russian Orthodox Priest David Askoak teaches them spiritual and cultural issues, and others in the community join in.
&ldquo;Safety is all about being ready,&rdquo; an Alaska State Trooper tells the restless group. He first holds up a flotation device, and then a helmet to illustrate his point. &ldquo;Do you know why you are luckier than lots of other kids your age in this state?&rdquo;
No one answers. 