Jodee visits Wesley College

On the 22nd of May 2009 Jodee the Environmental Officer for the City of South Perth came to visit the Year 10 Climate Change students. She recieved a polite reception from the boys. The students asked numerous questions about the South Perth Foreshore and the erosion of the Como Beach wall. She said that a wall was knocked down this morning by heavy winds, rain and waves and that a stronger bigger wall would have to be built. Decades ago, before the wall was built the foreshore was a very nice beach where people would go to swim.

Brad asked what the City was doing to improve the habitat for swans. Jodee let them know that there used to be beautiful places for swans to breed and nest. However they are now all gone and the City is trying to recreate them around ponds.

The Wesley Boys look forward to seeing her again and assisting her campaign to improve the Swan River.

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St. Hilda's Junior School Adopt Ladner Park on HypeFM

"One of the biggest areas of concern for kids in Mosman Park is climate change. St Hilda’s Anglican School for Girls Junior school is tackling it head on by adopting a piece of bushland right next to their school - Ladner Park. The MK Corner caught up with three Year 5 students - Sascha, Allie and Isobelle to explain their plan for the coming months."

If you would like to congratulate the St Hilda's Junior School for all their hard work, or would like to ask them a question please feel free to post a positive comment below!