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Hopeful Stories

Through videos and blog posts, ECAP educators and students across the Upper Valley share stories of stewardship, problem-solving, and community engagement that demonstrate the power of local action and inspire hope for the future.

Middle Schoolers Hungry For Change

Mike Loots’s middle schoolers do three awesome action projects about food systems!​

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Mike: mike.loots@mtnviews.org

🌱Karen at RegenerationCorps: karen.nrcd@gmail.com 

Collaborative River Art

Brooke Piana’s advanced art students turn climate anxiety into climate agency!

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Brooke: brooke.piana@mtnviews.org

🦞🌊 Rudi at White River Partnership: 

rudi@whiteriverpartnership.org

Kindergarten Worms and Cycles

Lauren Edward's kindergarteners learn about cycles, worms, compost, and plants all year long!

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Lauren: lauren.edward@sau100.nh.gov

🌱 Karen at RegenerationCorps: karen.nrcd@gmail.com 

Wondering About Flooding

Alyssa Castellini’s fifth graders learned tons about climate science by asking good questions!

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Alyssa: Acastellini@wrvsu.org

🦞🌊 Rudi at White River Partnership: 

rudi@whiteriverpartnership.org

Kinderguardians of the Forest

Leslie Connolly's kindergarterners turned thier passion for red efts into a citiz75 kindergarteners from Ray School built incredible troll sculptures from upcycled materials!en science project!​

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Chat with any of the teachers: leslie.connolly@rayschool.org, michelle.landry@rayschool.org, angelahotvet@hanovernorwichschools.org, or Sdoiron48@gmail.com

​Woodstock Riparian Restoration

Janis Boulbol’s students repair a stretch of flood damaged river on their school campus!

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Janis: janis.boulbol@mtnviews.org

🌱 Karen at RegenerationCorps: karen.nrcd@gmail.com 

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Salamander Scientists

Leslie Connolly's kindergarterners turned thier passion for red efts into a citizen science project!​

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Leslie: leslieconnolly@hanovernorwichschool.org

πŸ¦‰Hannah at VINS: hgelroth@vinsweb.org

🌲Jennie at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historic Park: jennie_friedman@nps.gov

4th Grade Gardeners

4th graders from Woodstock Elementary worked with someone from the IT/Library staff to create a year round gardening project!

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Want to learn more or get support?

🌱Karen at RegenerationCorps: karen.nrcd@gmail.com 

Super Composting

Devin Burkhart’s sixth graders became compost super heroes!

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Andy: andy.wood@mtnviews.org

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Green Building Design Project

6th graders at The Prosper Valley School learn about science, architecture, and personal action as they design and build models of sustainable buildings.

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Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Andy: andy.wood@mtnviews.org

VINS Science Symposium

Over 100 students from five schools gathered for a day of presenting their ECAP project result, a keynote from a VT State climate scientist, and other science oriented activities.

Want to learn more or get support?

πŸ’¬ Joan Haley: joan@ed4climateresilience.org

πŸ¦‰Hannah at VINS: hgelroth@vinsweb.org​

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