Keeping Lake Champlain Healthy, One Drawing at a Time

Aug 31, 2010 by  | Bio |  6 Comment »

As the new school year approaches, students across New England reflect upon a summer’s worth of fun, events, and relaxation.  For many kids who live in or visit Vermont, Lake Champlain is central to summertime pleasure.  There are many ways to enjoy Champlain, thus plenty of reasons to keep it clean.  This was the idea behind the CLF drawing contest held at the Lake Champlain Maritime Festival.  The assignment read, “design a card that shows what you love about Lake Champlain and how to keep it clean”.  It was both exciting and heartening to see artistic young minds reflect upon what they valued about Lake Champlain and the environment.  A simple drawing contest such as this can go a long way, ensuring the next generation is engaged in environmental stewardship.  CLF would like to thank the Skinny Pancake and the Echo Center for donating prizes for this contest.  Here are our winners’ lovely drawings:

Audrey, Age 9 (South Burlington)

Kyla, Age 10 (Burlington, VT)

Harper, Age 6 (Bolton, VT)

Zoe, Age 10 (New Market, MD)

Gretchen, Age 7 (Waitsfield, VT)

Anika, Age 9 (Bethel, VT)

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6 Responses to “Keeping Lake Champlain Healthy, One Drawing at a Time”

  1. Geri Wetzell

    Love the drawing contest, especially Gretchen’s, it inspires the next generation to keep our Lake clean. Nana :-)

  2. doob

    ILOVE ALL OF THE DRAWINGS ALOT THEY ARE ALL REALLY GOOD

  3. doob

    ILIKE ALL OF THE DRAWINGS ALOT ;)

  4. doob

    IALSO REALLY LIKE GRETCHENS

    =0 ;)

  5. Acrobratte

    Wow, great pictures! I love that picture of Champ!

  6. mietwagen mallorca

    last week our class held a similar talk on this topic and you point out something we have not covered yet, thanks.

    - Kris