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Coffee County SWCD Celebrates Earth Day with Holly Hill Students

By Sue Leverett, Education Specialist, Coffee County SWCD, New Brockton, Alabama

 

Holly Hill students celebrate Earth Day in Coffee County
Holly Hill 1st graders celebrate Earth Day in Coffee County

In observance of Earth Day on April 22, 2009, Holly Hill 1st graders in Enterprise saw first hand the effect that pollution can have on wildlife in our ponds and streams.

Sue Leverett with the Coffee County Soil and Water Conservation District read a story to the students entitled "The Disappearance of Mudpuppy Pond." She followed with a dmonstration of the destruction of a frog’s habitat due to littering, careless mining practices, and release of manufacturing waste.

Students were encouraged to develop good conservation habits to preserve our natural resources early in life and to practice Earth Day principles every day.

Earth Day coloring books and literature with ideas on how to reduce, reuse, and recycle items were distributed to each student.

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