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Sean Russell
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- Sarasota, FL
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Ta'Lisa Turner-Graydon left a comment for Sean Russell"I think I saw you on Nickelodeon..they were talking about kids who made a difference or something like that I don't remember"
Ta'Lisa Turner-Graydon left a comment for Sean Russell"Welcome 2 T4PE i think ur project is awesome"
Jeanine Silversmith left a comment for Sean Russell"Welcome to Teens for Planet Earth, Sean! Hope you find the site helpful and fun. Your project seems really interesting. You might want to post an event or blog entry about it to get other T4PE members involved. And you can also search for other…"
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- Florida 4-H and Mote Marine Laboratory
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- The Stow It-Don't Throw It Project
- Project Description
- In order to combat the dangers posed by improper disposal of monofilament fishing line, the "Stow It-Don't Throw It" Project was created to mobilize 4-H members and other youth across Florida to create and distribute personal-sized monofilament recycling bins. These personal-sized bins were designed by scientists at Mote Marine Laboratory in Sarasota, FL. They are made out of recycled tennis ball cans.
The two main goals of this project are:
1. Assemble over 1,000 personal-sized monofilament recycling bins.
2. Utilize the youth involved in the project to distribute the bins to anglers and boaters at fishing tournaments, boat shows, etc. and allow them to educate the public on the importance of monofilament fishing line recycling.
These smaller bins are designed to serve as an intermediate step for anglers to store their used monofilament fishing line until they can dispose of it in a larger, PVC pipe or indoor bin from the Monofilament Recovery and Recycling Program.
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:42am on August 13, 2009, Ta'Lisa Turner-Graydon said…
- I think I saw you on Nickelodeon..they were talking about kids who made a difference or something like that I don't remember
- At 6:30pm on June 2, 2009, Ta'Lisa Turner-Graydon said…
- Welcome 2 T4PE i think ur project is awesome
- At 10:44am on June 1, 2009, Jeanine Silversmith said…
- Welcome to Teens for Planet Earth, Sean! Hope you find the site helpful and fun. Your project seems really interesting. You might want to post an event or blog entry about it to get other T4PE members involved. And you can also search for other members in your area. Let me know if you have any questions or need any help. I'm the T4PE Project Advisor.
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Allison Hague left a comment for Antonio Franceschi"Hi Antonio, Welcome to T4PE! I hope that you are enjoying the site, please let me know if you have questions. Also, please post about how your projects are going, keep up the good work!"
Allison Hague commented on divyanshu raj karan's photo
red pandaa
"Hi Divyanshu, I love red pandas, and I'm glad you seem to like them too. They are decreasing in number, which is why conservation organizations need to work to protect them and their habitat. Thanks for spreading the word!"
Allison Hague left a comment for Nehal Hardat"Hi Nehal, Welcome to T4PE! I hope that this site give you some ideas for projects, let me know if you have any questions about annything. Enjoy!"
Allison Hague left a comment for noemi fernandez"Hi Noemi, Welcome to Teens For Planet Earth! I hope that you can connect with other teens, and find some useful information in case you are planning any projects in the near future. Best of luck, and let me know if you have any questions!"
Abhash Mishra posted a blog postTree felling in Allahabad,India
This is for the Indian Govt. and to the Indian forestry Deparment.,...In 2012-13,about HUNDREDS of trees were cut-down for construction in Allahabad,U.P for the kumbh fair.I want to ask you, where are the trees that should be planted in return according to the policy of Reforestation.And where was the forest department when they were being cut.See More
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