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ECSB Student Symposium 2025
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2025 YEG ECDSB Grade 7 Student Symposium - 7
Made by: Anonymous Location: 2025 Edmonton Catholic District School Board Grade 7 Student Symposium
2025 YYC Mayor's Environment Expo
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YYC Mayor's Environment Expo - 1
Made by: Anonymous Location: 2025 YYC Mayor's Environmental Expo
Ripples of Change
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Mme Horowitz - 8
Happy Take Me Outside Day!! Many of our Outdoor Learning classes teamed up to create their nature inspired Ripples of Change today! They created these beautiful works of art to have the same ripple effect that we see as a pebble drops into water. We talked about how a small action can have a ripple effect and create a big change. They are already creating so many ripples this year through their sustainability projects! One girl today told me that she taught her little brother how to recycle properly and now he does it independently. Now who will he teach? Thank you @greenlearning and @take.me.outside for this amazing activity! #tmoweek @plrobertsonps Created by: La classe de Mme Horowitz Contest submission by @mmehorowitz TMO Week - Ripples of Change Activity
TMO Week
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Earth Rangers - 3
The Earth Rangers Crew at Twin Oaks is excited to kick off a new year of spreading Earth Friendly Projects. With refillable water stations already available to all students and staff throughout our school, our goal is to encourage the use of sustainable water bottles to help reduce the use of plastics. Today we kicked off our new season with beautiful nature inspired mandalas created by our very eager Earth Rangers students 🌍 #TMOweek Created by: Twin Oaks Elementary Earth Rangers Students Contest submission by @TwinOaksElementarySchool TMO Week - Ripples of Change Activity
COP 2024
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COP2024: We need to work together for a happy Earth
COP2024: We need to work together for a happy Earth Created by: Anonymous, Age 7, Azerbaijan
Ocean Day 2024 eCards
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Ocean Investigation
1. "We are all connected to the ocean so we all have to keep it clean." 2. "Stop plastic pollution." 3. "Ocean plastics hurt plants and animals." Created by: Grade 4 Students at St. Kateri Catholic School CGE World Oceans Day
Earth Month 2024 eCards
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Jasper National Park 2084
Jasper National Park 2084 Canadian students demand the climate crisis should be an immediate priority for the government to take action upon. Created by: Brooke #DECARBONIZE Global Child Climate Program https://decarbonize.me/
COP 28 (2023) eCards
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COP28: Look around
Look around We are distracted and can’t see the grave danger that lies ahead. Created by: Momin W.
Grade 9 Geography Class eCards
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A Student Wants You To Protect Our Greenbelt
A Student Wants You To Protect Our Greenbelt Dear Premier Ford, My name is Abby I., and I am a grade 9 student. I heard about your plan to build highway 413 through the Greenbelt. Although this would provide more routes for transportation, It would benefit our Earth if the environment was kept in mind during this project. Every year, humans release 37.12 billion metric tons of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere. Luckily, in Ontario, we have protected farmland and forests to take in this CO2 and give us oxygen to breath. If the super highway is built, a lot of this valuable nature will be destroyed, leaving more carbon dioxide in the air. Along with this, there will be additional greenhouse gases that will be emitted from the machines used to build and the new vehicles on the road. We are also taking away habitats for many creatures like birds, and fish. Keep in mind, according to The Greenbelt Foundation, the Greenbelt generates $9.1 billion annually in economic activity through recreation, agriculture and tourism, and creates 161,000 local full time jobs that support rural economic activity. In the end, I and many others in my community believe that the last thing we need is more damage to our environment, especially in such a thriving and protected area like the Greenbelt. Please rethink your idea to build this highway in order to represent Ontario as a province that doesn’t contribute to global warming and greenhouse gas emissions. Thank you ! - Abby Created by: Abby I. School: Elsie MacGill Secondary School Illustration Credit: Jeannie Phan (www.jeanniephan.com)