Cowaramup Primary’s Eve Kendall, 11, Laika Bowman, 11 and Katie Anne Cunliffe, 11. Photo: Therese Colman Credit: Augusta-Margaret River Times
Students from local primary schools showcased their environmental documentaries last Friday at the Cultural Centre.
The movies were made during the past year, documenting students’ involvement with Nature Conservation’s Our Patch education program.
The films included drone footage of the Margaret River, time-lapse recordings of local waterways, interviews with local environmental workers, and well-informed narration by students.
Schools involved included Cowaramup, Margaret River, Karridale and Augusta primaries, Margaret River Independent School and Montessori.
PICTURES:
Nature Conservation’s Tracey Muir and Cape-to-Cape Birdgroup’s Christine Wilder. Credit: Augusta-Margaret River TimesMontessori’s Riley Field, 12 and Poppy Saunders, 12. Photo: Therese Colman Credit: Augusta-Margaret River TimesMargaret River Rotary’s Margaret Ruello and Maxine Patmore. Photo: Therese Colman Credit: Augusta-Margaret River TimesMontessori’s Riley Field, 12 and Poppy Saunders, 12. Photo: Therese Colman Credit: Augusta-Margaret River TimesCowaramup Primary School principal Peter Howse and Quentin Bligh. Photo: Therese Colman Credit: Augusta-Margaret River TimesMargaret River Primary School’s Erin Bainbridge, 11 and Lucy Brommell, 11. Photo: Therese Colman Credit: Augusta-Margaret River TimesMontessori’s Jasper Hillman, 12 and Jed Smyth, 11. Photo: Therese Colman Credit: Augusta-Margaret River Times
