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It’s not about choosing one over the other. It’s about finding solutions that protect our soil, conserve water, support biodiversity, and help farmers continue producing the food we all rely on.
When students explore sustainable agriculture they’re not just learning about farming, they’re discovering how thoughtful choices today can create healthier communities and a more resilient future.
Every small action creates a ripple effect!
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Students from Constable Neil Bruce Middle School teamed up with Green Bay residents to build and launch floating turtle rafts designed to create safe basking spaces for turtles while helping improve water quality.
Through the Climate Action Ripple Effect (CARE) program, students Luke, Luca, and Jaxton connected their love for fishing with real-world habitat restoration. With the guidance of mentor Darryl Arsenault, a registered professional biologist, they researched solutions, secured funding, planted shoreline trees, and helped bring this next phase of their project to life.
These rafts are more than just structures; they’re a reminder of what happens when students are empowered to take action, connect with their community, and create meaningful change.
This is student-led climate action in motion!
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Clara is the Mental Health Coordinator and Facilitator at Lake Country Health and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from UBC Okanagan.
She is passionate about mental health, community wellbeing, and the connection between supportive environments and overall wellness.
We are grateful to have you be apart of CARE, Clara! Thank you.
If you’re interested in becoming a CARE Mentor for CARE 2027 please reach out to Kasey at Kasey@freshoutlookfoundation.org and she will share more info about this role and how you can get involved!
Fresh Outlook Foundation is with Tasia Fuller.
These 3 CARE students, alongside their incredible mentor Darryl, created real impact, building turtle rafts for the Green Bay Area.
They didn’t just build; they problem-solved, collaborated, and turned learning into action!
This is what it looks like when students step into purpose.
Real work.
Real impact.
Real learning that lasts.
And Harper, the adorable pup, fully on-site soaking up the energy and reminding everyone that joy always shows up where purpose lives!
This is CARE: hands-on learning, growing confidence, and moments that stick long after the day is done.
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