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Hot off its outreach program for children at the Kent County Public Library, the Student Environmental Alliance teamed up with the Wilderness Adventure Club for a weekend of wilderness exploration and service. The groups spent two nights at YMCA’s Camp Tockwogh, helping to rebuild stables and mulch a program area, followed by watershed restoration with Project Cleanstream at Mount Harmon Plantation. -
The Student Environmental Alliance teamed up with Habitat for Humanity to build boxes for raised garden beds using salvaged wood pallets. The garden promotes campus sustainability and presents an opportunity for collaboration between Washington College and the Chestertown community. -
The Student Environmental Alliance and Habitat for Humanity continued to construct a garden shed, planted the first fruit trees and berry bushes, and started sheet mulching to control weeds. The garden promotes campus sustainability and presents an opportunity for collaboration between Washington College and the Chestertown community.
Camp Tockwogh
The Student Environmental Alliance spent a weekend in the woods volunteering at Camp Tockwogh, a nonprofit summer program geared to help children understand their ecological relationship with the world.
Diane Hagmann ‘12, Elyse Badal ‘13, and Claire Hansen ‘14 explore Still Pond Creek by twilight.
