In preparation for the 28th Annual Student GREEN Congress, we asked students to create posters addressing water quality and empowering people to make a positive change in their watershed. This year’s Congress has been cancelled in light of the COVID-19 outbreak, so to honor the students and their hard work we decided to give the posters a home here on the blog. We could all use a little creative inspiration in this time, so browse these amazing posters and get motivated to improve your local water quality.
Kaylyn, Cougar Mountain Middle SchoolAaliyah, Wa He Lut Indian SchoolJax, Meadows ElementaryKosei, Meadows Elementary
Cougar Mountain Middle SchoolWyatt, Cougar Mountain Middle School
Logan, Meadows ElementaryLucy, Meadows ElementaryBuddy, Wa He Lut Indian SchoolChase, Meadows Elementary
Danae, Meadows Elementary
Dao, Meadows Elementary
Ethan, Meadows ElementaryJared, Wa He Lut Indian SchoolAubree, Rainier ElementaryCallum, Rainier ElementaryMarcus, Rainier ElementaryMalone, Wa He Lut Indian SchoolMariah, Wa He Lut Indian SchoolAnna, Cougar Mountain Middle SchoolPhilip, Rainier ElementaryRiley, Rainier ElementaryThomas, Rainier ElementaryWilson, Rainier ElementaryZia, Meadows ElementarySean, Meadows ElementaryZac, Rainier Elementary
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Love these! Well done Maya! I will share these with my class. 🙂