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Maine Forest Collaborative November Newsletter
MIDDLE SCHOOL Thank you for a great cohort day at the Bangor Parks & Rec Department! 8th grade students from Tremont, Greenville, and Piscataquis Community Middle School presented their Map of Place presentations and then worked in mixed groups developing solutions to: - light pollution - outdoor recreation - endangered species - invasive species There were some creative and innovative ideas and some great teamwork! HIGH SCHOOL Students are starting to do some research to

Rural Aspirations
Nov 3, 20255 min read


Maine Forest Collaborative Mid-October Newsletter
MIDDLE SCHOOL Our cohort day will be Monday October 27th from 9:30-1:15 at the Bangor Parks & Recreation Department. Both Greenville and Tremont have taken advantage of this lovely October to get a head start on some project pieces. Tremont went out into the marsh with Tatia Bauer of Maine Coast Heritage Trust to collect data on feldspar plots established last spring. Greenville students got out to collect data on ash trees on school property for GMRI's Ecosystem Investig

Rural Aspirations
Oct 29, 20256 min read


Maine Forest Collaborative October Newsletter
THANK YOU TEACHERS & COMMUNITY PARTNERS We had an excellent cohort day on Friday for our high schoolers and had amazing support from so many community partners who worked with students in small rapid prototyping groups at the the State House to work through challenges and build a solution. Policy - Olivia Griset, Kaya Lolar, negina lawler-naluai (Maine Environmental Education Association) Jackson Chadwick (Maine Youth for Climate Justice) Forestry - Molly London (WW Lon

Rural Aspirations
Oct 29, 20255 min read
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