Event Recap:

A remarkable day unfolded as the Coastal Water Protectors hosted four engaging workshops for approximately 100 Indigenous grade six students in Pitt Meadows. Each student received a Sitka Spruce tree from @natsnursery, a symbol of their commitment to a greener, more sustainable future, and actively planted these stunning coastal trees. The workshops fostered a profound understanding of water protection and conservation, leaving a lasting impact on these young environmental stewards. A heartfelt thank you goes out to Tracy, Jocelyn, Zia, and Angel for their pivotal roles in making this day a resounding success. This event underscored the transformative power of education and inspired a sense of responsibility towards our environment, promising more exciting initiatives from the Coastal Water Protectors in the future.