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The Limestone Coast Youth Environment Council (LCYEC) proudly presented their conservation initiatives and bold future plans to the Limestone Coast Landscape Board Governing Body late last month. The presentation was a walk and talk with the Board at Greenrise Recreation Reserve. Students demonstrated their passion for driving change in our local landscape.

The LCYEC is a group of like-minded students in years 7 – 10 with a passion for the environment. Driven by students and their interests the council looks at local environmental issues in the region. Students build community connections and experience hands on learning whilst developing leadership and caring for country skills.

The presentation to the Governing Body highlighted the dedication of the council to key local environmental issues. Revegetation and gaining a deeper understanding on the vital role of wetlands in our local landscape have been a key focus for this year. Focussing on these areas will aim to drive significant change and address environmental challenges in the Limestone Coast.

Maya Boyington, LCYEC mentor said, “Presenting to the Board and showcasing the work that the LCYEC team have been able to undertake and experience since I joined in 2022 was really rewarding.”

“We are really excited about the opportunity to support the Limestone Coast Landscape Board with future projects like wetland restoration and revegetation. To go back and visit the sites where we have previously planted and share this experience with other people who are passionate about the environment is awesome,” Maya commented.

“Our youth are not only passionate but also incredibly informed about the local issues impacting our environment. The work of the LCYEC showcases the commitment and dedication to a healthier landscape and also inspires the broader community to engage in meaningful landscape practices,” said Penny Schulz, Chair of the Limestone Coast Landscape Board.

The efforts of the Limestone Coast Youth Environment Council are a testament to the power of youth-led initiatives shaping a sustainable future for the Limestone Coast.

Learn more about LCYEC and how you can be involved

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