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Category: People and the Environment 2010 Winners

Years 4-7

1st Place -
Chopped Up

Ava Durward

(Mt Lawley Primary School)

The more trees we chop the less oxygen we will have.
2nd Place -
Kennedy Range Campground

Kira Hedgeland

(Willeton Primary School)

Restricting campers to one area in this fragile environment minimises man's impact on the environment at this campground near Temple Gorge.
Highly Commended -
Every Drop Counts

Nicola Thomas

(Churchlands Primary School)

Water is very precious and everyone should do their best to save it. You should think about how much water you use in your garden.

Years 8-10

1st Place -
Carbon Neutral

John Plugge

(Scotch College)

Global temperatures are rising. Businesses and governments need to become responsible and neutralise their carbon emissions with the planting of trees before it's too late.
2nd Place -
'sole'less destruction

Anthony Jerkovic

(All Saints College)

Sometimes people end up destroying what the rest of us are trying to save... Our environment, Our future.
Highly Commended -
A World Reserved

Michael Finn

(Scotch College)

The amount of land on Earth is fixed but the population is growing. How long until we run out of space?
Highly Commended -
Bridge to a Better Future

Elayne Stewart

(Emmanual Catholic College)

The bridge overlooking the flowing brook beneath prevents people from treading through preserving its timeless beauty and tranquility.
Highly Commended -
An eye's perspective

Jack Teague

(Christchurch Grammar School)

Eyes can see many things but one eye can change the world.

Years 11-12

1st Place -
Urban Sprawl

Brendan Simon

(Carine School High School)

More of these environments are suffering from human influence such as pollution and construction. Let us try to preserve what's left of our beautiful planet.
2nd Place -
Barley

Zachary Cartledge

(Carine Senior High School)

In order for man to continue to utilise Mother Nature's gifts we need to ensure that we use new sustainable ways to extract our resources.
Highly Commended -
Over Fished

Daniel Wimmer

(Carine Senior High School)

The ultimate sacrifice one species make to enable another species to survive. Fishing out our natural resources.
Highly Commended -
Tracks in the Sand

Teagan Hunter

(Manjimup Senior High School)

As humans we need to be aware of the impact our actions have in every environment.
Highly Commended -
Take Only photgraphs Leave Only Footprints

Logan Hawker

(Duncraig Senior High School)

Through this simple idea even human populated areas can be home to endangered species like the Rottnest Quokka.

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