What do textiles, bike racks, trees, LEDs, eco-friendly cleaning products, six large planter boxes for square foot gardening, root vegetable gardens dug into the ground, over thirty large containers for growing vegetables, composting, a greenhouse, and an outdoor classroom all have in common? They are all the environmental projects put forth by grades 7 to 12 students at J.M. Olds Collegiate (JMOC) in Newfoundland and Labrador. When an entire student/ teacher body enthusiastically solves environmental problems, the amount of energy becomes astounding. Their actions are leading local communities towards environmental responsibility.
