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Student volunteers working at Hopewell siteReading EagleBy Darrin Youker, Reading EagleChae-Young Yhm of South Korea is spending part of her summer vacation breaking rocks in Berks County.Yhm, a 15-year-old from Seoul, is helping to build trails at Hopewell Furnace National Historic Site as a volunteer with the Student Conservation Association based...Read more |
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Vassar alumna Elizabeth Putnam ’55 receives the 2010 Presidential Citizens Medal at White House ceremony, August 4, 2010.Vassar Info NewsPOUGHKEEPSIE, NY—On August 4 in a ceremony at the White House, President Barack Obama awarded Student Conservation Association (SCA) founder and Vassar College alumna Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam ’55 the 2010 Presidential Citizens Medal for “performing exemplary deeds of service for her...Read more |
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Elizabeth Cushman Titus Putnam: first conservationist to receive Presidential Citizens AwardExaminer.comAugust 4, 1:34 PM, by Environmental Policy ExaminerJean WilliamsOn August 4, President Obama rewarded 13 citizens with the prestigious honor of receiving the 2010 Presidential Citizens Award.The awards were started in 1969 under President Nixon and have been given to such notable people as...Read more |
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Shaftsbury resident Putnam honored for lifetime commitment to conservationBennington BannerWednesday August 4, 2010, by Neal P. Read more |
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Vermonter wins Presidential awardBurlington Free PressWednesday, August 4, 2010, by Nicole Gaudiano, Free Press Washington WriterWASHINGTON — In 1955, Elizabeth “Liz” Putnam proposed having student volunteers help maintain national parks for her senior thesis at Vassar College.She received an A.Wednesday, after spending more than 50 years making...Read more |
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Kids go nuts over natureNorthwest NavigatorNaval Station Everett’s Child and Youth Programs invite children 5 to 12 years old to come out Tuesday through Thursday mornings from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. for half-day camps throughout the summer at the Smokey Point Support Complex in Marysville. Read more |
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Johnson Controls Sponsors Conservation Leadership Corps for 70 Milwaukee YouthPress ReleaseEnvironmental work and education program focuses on local flood cleanup effort. Seventy Milwaukee teens, sponsored by Johnson Controls, (NYSE: JCI) are keeping busy this summer as participants of the Conservation Leadership Corps (CLC) summer youth employment program. Read more |
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Youth tend trails this summerPacifica TribuneBy Jane Northrop - Pacifica Tribune Staff WriterRakes and pitchforks in hand, local youth widened the overgrown Hazelnut Trail in San Pedro Valley Park this month and fulfilled other tasks at the direction of the park rangers.A group of high school aged youth called Student Conservation...Read more |
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Monumental piles of trashThe Explorer NewspaperBy Randy Metcalf, The ExplorerNote from SCA: We’ve been doing this on the border for awhile nowFifteen large garbage bags fill the beds of two pickup trucks after one morning spent cleaning up the desert.The mess consists of backpacks, shirts, shoes, toiletries, pants, plastic bags, water...Read more |
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SCA Members have fun building trails in Hunterdon parksNJ Star-LedgerFrom the NJ Star-LedgerCLINTON TOWNSHIP — Twenty-two teenagers from Warren and Hunterdon counties are waking up at dawn this summer, heading to the woods and hiking to the top of a mountain - five days a week. And that’s not the hard part.Once they make it to the ridge, the teens set to work...Read more |
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