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All the flags were flying at the Bayfield Art Fair this weekend, thanks to some very creative kids of all ages. Artists as young as a-year-and-a-half up to adults painted more than 100 flags showing their love for the Apostle Islands.
The Stewards of Tomorrow Kid’s Art Booth was sponsored by the Northland College Sigurd Olson Environmental Institute’s Youth Outreach Programs with support from Friends of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.
The Stewards of Tomorrow project encourages young people to recognize the importance of nature in their lives, and in particular what the National Lakeshore means to them as we celebrate the park’s 50th Anniversary.
View the full slideshow below.
Friends is proud to support educational experiences for young people as part of our mission.
Learn more about the Youth Outreach Programs, including Stewards of Tomorrow and the Apostle Islands School on the Friends website, https://friendsoftheapostleislands.org.
Photographs by Jeff Rennicke, Friends Executive Director and Erica Peterson, Friends Board Chair
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