by Emily | Apr 2, 2021 | Blog
SEACC was one of the 50 organizations that submitted the following letter to the Biden Administration’s climate leadership team this week. See the full letter below: To: The Honorable Gina McCarthy, White House National Climate Advisor The Honorable Ali Zaidi,...
by Emily | Mar 31, 2021 | Blog, Featured, Press Releases
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 31, 2021 Research Quantifies Importance of Tongass National Forest to U.S. Climate Goals Scientists, tribal leaders, conservation groups, and former USFS Chiefs call on President Biden to protect the Tongass and carbon-dense forests WATCH...
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Elementary Poetry
The sea is filled with creatures big and small There is not one that I find most fascinating of all. From orcas to seals the ocean makes me feel Like I’m in the heaven of my dreams. Creatures can hide or brightly shine. Boating along the seas you mostly see The...
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Elementary Poetry
Water comes in three forms Liquid, gas and ice are the forms And they are all special — Vincenzo Veliz is a fourth grader at Harborview Elementary School
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Elementary Poetry
Salmon swim upstream, we fish for them in August. The waves are nice and glassy, then our bow shatters the glass. Rain falls down and turns into puddles and absorbs into the earth. Whales sing their eerie songs then dive into the deep blue. Herring ball in tight...
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Elementary Poetry
The sea is as beautiful like a rose a rose is as beautiful as the sea just hear the waves blowing and blowing when the sand gets in peoples’ toes it is mushy and gushy — Iliana Padron is a fourth grader at Harborview Elementary...
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Elementary Poetry
When I am near water I feel calm and peaceful. I enjoy the cold gentle feeling of my creek. Stargazer Creek in the spot up by the waterfall or you can sip from the wonderful delicacy with a river where the salmon run and feed the people of Alaska. Water, I am made of...
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Middle School Poetry
Why doesn’t anybody think what I think? Why doesn’t anybody feel what I feel? Why, when waves crash against my face, my mouth is bone dry? Why can I say it now but not when the wave multiplies? Why, Why, Why. Why should not be a question that is not yet answered. Why...
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Elementary Poetry
— Haley Hatch is a fifth grader at Harborview Elementary School
by Emily | Mar 12, 2021 | Elementary Poetry
Wet water splashing on shore. A whole other world. Tall waves rising and rising. Excited to see what is under the water. Refilling the wet waves. — Sybastian Rindlisbacher is a fourth grader at Harborview Elementary School
