Pathways Academy JFG Community Service March 6, 2009 Carol Bennett Urban Forester/Certified Arborist for the City of Palm Coast Nine students collected.

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Pathways Academy JFG Community Service March 6, 2009 Carol Bennett Urban Forester/Certified Arborist for the City of Palm Coast Nine students collected over 1500 air potatoes weighing approximately 750lbs Students learned about natural resource conservation projects, related careers and post secondary education, necessity to help protect natural resources, invasive plants and best of all worked as a team The following pictures showcase their day

Carol Bennett and City of Palm Coast staff with JFG students

Invasive Air Potatoes

Arriving to Work

Collection

Strength

Math

Success

Communication

Longs Landing Conservation Area

Osprey Nest

Discussion: man made change to the watershed from a mix of fresh and salt water to now a salt water marsh

Great day!

Thank you Carol Bennett City of Palm Coast Flagler School District Mrs. Townsend and staff The JFG students