I had the pleasure yesterday to attend my third Environmental Technology Exposition at Sandwich High School, home of the Blue Knights. When you see an impressive group of young people present their ideas, hypotheses and results, it gives you a good feeling knowing how well prepared they are for higher education and becoming a productive next generation.
Congratulations to all of the students and teachers who participated in this year's Expo and a special thank you to Mr. Gil Newton, who inspires young people every year to get out of the classroom and learn about the world by experiencing it.
I wasn’t able to cover every group in the two hours I was there, but what follows illustrates why I have such a positive feeling about these kids and their accomplishments.
American Holly of Murkwood
Biodiversity of Spectacle Pond
Birds of Brady's Island
Forgive me, but my photo of the Brady's Birds Students is missing.
Send me a pic of yourselves and I'll post it.
Blue Knights Recycle
Donut Pond
Erosion of Town Neck Beach
Eyes In The Night
Garden Center
Holly Ridge Pond
Invasive Moths of Cape Cod
Forgive me, but my photo of the Moth Students is missing.
Send me a pic of yourselves and I'll post it.
Lethargic Largemouth Bass
Lichenometry in Cemeteries
Loop Trail at Green Briar
Mighty Phragmites
Periwinkles
Plover Protectors
Progression of Succession
Ryder Conservation Management Plan
Scorton Creek Survey
Triangle Pond Versus Weeks Pond
These students did some excellent work. Thanks for posting it!
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