Speakers

Little Forests are collaborations between plants, soil, organisms, climate, geology, land and people. Together with our collaborators, Little Forests Kingston is working to bring 3-30-300 tree equity to Kingston: every child can see 3 trees from their window, live in a neighbourhood with at least 30% quality canopy & live within 300 metres of a quality greenspace.  
 

Nathan Nesdoly will be speaking on the subject of Pocket Forests.

Meghan Jenkins is a third year medical student at Queen's School of Medicine and has been accepted to do a four-week volunteer-based medical elective in the Mae Tao Clinic in Thailand (just on the edge of the Burmese border).  Queen's School of Medicine has approved the trip as a clinical elective and been very supportive of her efforts. The organization (https://maetaoclinic.org/), additionally, has approved her volunteering status. Meghan will join us to tell about her upcoming adventure and the potential to open doors for future Rotary projects in the region.

Hunter Bienias-Green, a Grade 12 student at Frontenac Secondary School, is the student being sponsored by K-F Club for the Adventure in Citizenship.  Following his Adventure in Ottawa (May 26-29), he will come speak to the club about his experience on June 12. Also present will be the RYLA  students we sponsored and their parents.