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April 2012
Dear {Friend},
Earth Day is this weekend! SCA already held two hugely successful events and we have a dozen more events coming up. Join one near you or check out other ways to support SCA during Earth Week.
As questions are raised about how “green” Millennials actually are, SCA continues to see hope and passion for the environment in young people.
This month, we feature that perspective through videos of NPS Academy, SCA spokeswoman and pro-surfer Lakey Paterson, and an intern living her dream in Alaska. Make sure you add your 2 cents to the Millennial topic.
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At Work for the Planet
Hundreds of people helped SCA celebrate Earth Day in Seattle and Manchester, NH. Join the (work) party! Find an SCA Earth Day event near you this Saturday, April 21. more » |
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"Are Millennials Green?" Controversy
Many disagreed when a recent article said Millennials are less committed to conservation than previous generations. Read SCA President Dale Penny's published counterpoint and add your thoughts. more » |
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Eco Notes from the Surfing Circuit
From Bali to Singapore: SCA spokeswoman and pro surfer Lakey Peterson shares first-hand observations on the environment from the Surfing World Tour. more » |
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Videos We’re Watching
This month: Visit the Great Smokies and the Grand Tetons with the 60 diverse young people who attended the SCA/NPS Academy. Watch as they “open up... and experience a different side of life...” more » |
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Finding home, career & passion in Alaska
by Stephanie Wright, ’11, ’12
“Coming to Alaska to pursue employment only made sense, as it was here that my eyes as a young child were opened to the endless beauty of nature. However, acquiring that was not as easy as I had envisioned…” more » |
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