Mrs. Martin’s class watershed project

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Mrs. Martin’s class watershed project Our erosion garden

Our class, hard at work!

Ways our project helps: Attracts bees and other pollinators. Helps stop erosion! Native plants grown to encourage biodiversity! Healthier soil with more nutrients. Provides a home for pollinators.

Harbor Springs Excavating Jim Cantrell and Williams Excavating Helpful Donors Jennifer Buchanan Harbor Springs Excavating Jim Cantrell and Williams Excavating Tip of the Mitt Watershed Maria and Eli Home Depot Thank you guys! (and girls)

How we made it happen Had a bake sale and raised $226.50 Assigned jobs to everyone and used time efficiently . Had delightful people donate money and supplies (Thank you again!) Students and volunteers working after school hours.

After Pictures

Our class