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Palm Trees
Fire Wood
Minimalist Staircase

Brynna Kearns

Brynna is a junior at Middlebury Union High School, located in central Vermont. She's held an interest and passion for nature since she was young, and is currently taking an environmental science class, both of which inspired her to participate in the creation of this project. Brynna enjoys writing, drawing, and painting.

Zachariah Burrows

Zachariah currently attends seventh grade at Middlebury Union Middle School. This is his first year in the WTS program, and he has had a good experience with it so far. He enjoys playing piccolo and flute in his school band and piano in his jazz band. His favorite subjects in school are science and math, and one of his hobbies is baking.

Bryce Bowen

Bryce Bowen was 14 at the time of this project and he attended Shelburne Community School his entire middle school life. He moved quite a bit before he moved to Shelburne. He likes the outdoors. When outside, he likes swimming, biking, and archery (among other things). When he is indoors, he likes making music, reading (both books and music), and other things. He plays the alto/baritone saxophone and is a beginner in the piano. He likes to play (as well as sing) any kind of music.

Meet the Team

Meet the people behind the documentary and this website.

About

We are a team of students from Vermont, who all joined the 2016-2017 cohort for a program called What's the Story. It is a program that gives middle and high schoolers, like us, the opportunity to inspire and promote change within our communities. We were all interested in issues surrounding the environment, but we had different specific ideas, like water quality, invasive species, and the decreasing bee population. Then we decided on water quality, and more specifically, Lake Champlain. About a month into the program, we weren't going anywhere and we couldn't come up with ideas, so we decided to change our focus to young people (millennials and post-millennials) and their efforts to  improve water quality. So far, we have made a lot of progress with this topic, and we plan on finishing with it. 

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