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Austin coffee, mason murrray, Lukas Ashley

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On June,4, I went to the climate youth change rally. John Hiransomboon. P.1

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Climate trial Lukas Ashley

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I went to the climate strike march 15th

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Enriq- Peace & Justice Club Communicare Event

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Enriq- Peace & Justice Club Communicare Event

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Around May 6, I participated in a communicare event, which was basically raising money in support of a cause your club is interested in. We chose to do climate change and raised approximately $2,000 in support of two organizations that fight to enact stronger climate laws and battle corporations that profit off of un-renewable resources. It was fun to be able to be part of a much larger purpose in helping our planet.

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Fatuma Mahdi

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Maia Kuljis photo from the climate strike p 4

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Mariah
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Sofía Alvarado p.8

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Tania C-A

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I participated in a Friends of Trees planting event in March. By planting trees, we helped restore the environment allowing animals to come back to their natural habitats. Trees also help remove carbon dioxide from the air which helps stop climate change. Wow so cool!

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I was an outdoor school camp counselor. While doing this I taught kids about climate and how it effects our water. We talked about the acidity in water and how that effects animal life. Water acidification is caused by climate change

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I went to outdoor school week 21-26 of April and it was an awesome experience. I got to teach 6th graders about how they impact the watersheds and world they live in. Having outdoor school is apart of resolution 5272 because all of these 6th graders are learning about how our climate is right now and what they can do to help out. They learned direct and indirect way to improve our planet and lives for the future. I was at water field study and there we talked about the PH and DO levels of our water and how it could be worse or better. And what ways they indirectly affected the numbers we found. Also we tested the turbidity of the sandy river and how it could be improved with less human influence. And how having pollution in a riparian zone will affect the water and how influential that area of land is in the health of our water. I am so thankful for the opportunity to go and give the kids the knowledge about how water is used and how to keep it clean.

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Ian Martin

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Students walked out of school to go to Downtown Portland, and we marched from City Hall to another the waterfront and all over Downtown. We wanted our voices to be heard so that the grown ups ignoring climate change can realize how big of a deal it really is. After we were done marching, we concluded with a circle at the PPS headquarters and some well-spoken students rose up to speak.

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Marshall Pfaff

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Letter for Superintendant

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Climate Justice March

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Climate Justice March

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I wrote a letter to a superintendent and I went to the climate justice on march 15th and I don’t have any pictures of me there but I have pictures I took.

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Amanda Brundage

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TySoN lY

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Jenny Davanh

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Siddharth Singh

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clio bailey

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Zakaria Shamun

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Livia Duong

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Harry vu

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Jonathan Marks

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I took this photo at the Portland ook this photo at the Portland Climate Strike in downtown Portland. This happened on the 15th of March, there were thousands of students there showing how much us students care about our planet. We were positioned outside of City Hall