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Here's a bunch of rubbish that the students from Medina collected yesterday. I can't wait to see this space being turned back in to bushland. Next week I am meeting with the kids from years 4, 5 and 6 and they will tell me all about their progress. Here's a few questions I'll be asking: What did you do with the rubbish you collected? What is your plan to try to stop people from putting their rubbish there? What have other schools done to keep an area waste-free? How will you let people know what you are doing? What kind of plants will you plant - especially bush tucker and bush medicine? Who will help you? Lots of these questions are on the MK 10 Step plan. Good luck!
Thursday, September 20, 2012
Back to bushland
Here's a bunch of rubbish that the students from Medina collected yesterday. I can't wait to see this space being turned back in to bushland. Next week I am meeting with the kids from years 4, 5 and 6 and they will tell me all about their progress. Here's a few questions I'll be asking: What did you do with the rubbish you collected? What is your plan to try to stop people from putting their rubbish there? What have other schools done to keep an area waste-free? How will you let people know what you are doing? What kind of plants will you plant - especially bush tucker and bush medicine? Who will help you? Lots of these questions are on the MK 10 Step plan. Good luck!
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I love the bushland in Kwinana. I really look forward to hearing from Ingrid about your work and I look forward to visiting your site soon. Cat
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing what some people will illegally dump in natural bushland. The trouble is that the rubbish doesnt disappear. With your hard work in cleaning up and revegetating, I'm sure people will have more respect for the area and everyone will once again enjoy its natural beauty.
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