Lovin’ Pollution

Located in the bustling suburbs of Lawrenceville, Ga, EcoReach volunteers took a trip to Lovin Elementary on January 25th.

They taught third graders about pollution, covering important issues like acid rain, run off, and plastic waste. Learn more about plastic waste here: pollution article.

The Great Pacific Garbage Patch and the role fungi and bacteria play in helping us recycle waste were also mentioned: video about the patch.

The students participated in a question-answer activity and then worked with a partner to discuss pollution and draw pictures of ways to reduce it. They made sure to leave the students with a feeling of hope but also that there’s a lot of work left to be done.

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