Landscaping to save money and preserve our waterways

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Ryan Christel, Kirstin Deacon, Gunnar Johnson, and Alyssa Batih are sixth grade Oceanside Project Extra students. They are involved in the Siemens “We Can Change the World” Challenge which is the premier national environmental sustainability competition for grades K-12 students. Through project based learning, the students learn about science and conservation while creating solutions to impact their planet.

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