Tree identification project will be used ‘for years to come’
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Tree identification project will be used ‘for years to come’
Tree identification project will be used ‘for years to come’
When the time came to choose an Eagle Scout project that would highlight his leadership skills and benefit future generations, Graham Schiefler turned his attention to his school community.
Over the course of about 11 months, the East Grand Rapids High School junior organized, planned and oversaw the identification, marking and mapping of the trees at the middle school, replacing outdated wooden markers that were in disrepair.
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