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Project Essay
roselu



Registered: December 2019
City/Town/Province: San Jose
Posts: 1
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When I was in grade school attending Ruskin Elementary, one of my teachers Mr. Owens, opened a garden for the students to attend and learn about sustainability and how important horticulture is. When I moved on to high school, I decided to start a club called Sustainability, whose goal is to preserve the environment. Later, my club received a great incentive to take care of Ruskin's garden and on this day, we helped clean, plant tulip bowls, and trim the garden down, over the span of 3 weeks.
· Date: December 8, 2019 · Views: 2956 · File size: 8.9kb, 73.2kb · : 1378 x 469 ·
Project Results
Hours Volunteered: 15
Volunteers: 9
Authors Age & Age Range of Volunteers: 15 to 18
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