Tag: conservation
This week’s blog was written by Lorelei M-B., Bucktails, Brookies, Gobblers, and Ursids alumni. Lorelei is the Founder/CEO of Heart Hugs, a global organization that provides tangible support and advocacy for congenital heart defect awareness, detection, and treatment.
This week’s blog was written by Emma C., a Bucktails alumni. Emma is an avid student, ballet dancer, and nature lover. When not at dance or school, she enjoys hiking, photography, painting, watching musicals and movies, learning interesting histories, and especially reading. She is particularly interested in science at this time, advancing to the state science fair last year. She was extremely excited to attend the Academy because as she puts it, nature is her, “safe place” where she feels at home…
This week’s blog was written by Abigail T., a Bucktails alumni. Abigail enjoys studying animals in their natural habitats as well as how their presence is able to impact the environment they live in. She isn’t sure what career she would like to pursue, but she is interested in possibly being a biologist, environmentalist, or doing something in Nature Conservation. Abigail wanted to attend the Academy because she really wanted more experience in conservation and ways that she could apply that knowledge.
This week’s blog was written by Emma O., a Drummers alumni. She shares how she gained confidence while speaking at a public hearing on behalf of the Pennsylvania Governor’s Youth Council for Hunting, Fishing, and Conservation.
This week’s blog was written by Sinclaire O., a Bucktails alumni. She shares why we need to unite together to conserve the environment.
Tag: conservation
Rivercane’s Legacy and Future
Posted: April 27, 2021 by Katie Mace
This week’s blog was written by Lorelei M-B., Bucktails, Brookies, Gobblers, and Ursids alumni. Lorelei is the Founder/CEO of Heart Hugs, a global organization that provides tangible support and advocacy for congenital heart defect awareness, detection, and treatment.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: conservation, featured, rivercane
Of Marshes and Wetlands: A World of Interdependence
Posted: April 13, 2021 by Katie Mace
This week’s blog was written by Emma C., a Bucktails alumni. Emma is an avid student, ballet dancer, and nature lover. When not at dance or school, she enjoys hiking, photography, painting, watching musicals and movies, learning interesting histories, and especially reading. She is particularly interested in science at this time, advancing to the state science fair last year. She was extremely excited to attend the Academy because as she puts it, nature is her, “safe place” where she feels at home…
Category: Youth Blog Tags: conservation, featured, marshes, wetlands
Forest Fires and Climate Change: Occurring in California
Posted: January 26, 2021 by Katie Mace
This week’s blog was written by Abigail T., a Bucktails alumni. Abigail enjoys studying animals in their natural habitats as well as how their presence is able to impact the environment they live in. She isn’t sure what career she would like to pursue, but she is interested in possibly being a biologist, environmentalist, or doing something in Nature Conservation. Abigail wanted to attend the Academy because she really wanted more experience in conservation and ways that she could apply that knowledge.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: climate change, conservation, featured, forest fires
Finding My Voice in Legislation
Posted: July 21, 2020 by Katie Mace
This week’s blog was written by Emma O., a Drummers alumni. She shares how she gained confidence while speaking at a public hearing on behalf of the Pennsylvania Governor’s Youth Council for Hunting, Fishing, and Conservation.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: conservation, featured
The Need for Conservation
Posted: May 26, 2020 by Katie Mace
This week’s blog was written by Sinclaire O., a Bucktails alumni. She shares why we need to unite together to conserve the environment.
Category: Youth Blog Tags: conservation, earth, featured, future