The Ellsworth American: Breath of fresh air

ELLSWORTH— While the full impact of an entire school year of learning under COVID-19 will only become clear over time, two organizations have stepped up to help students right now by providing mini-grants or other practical assistance for outdoor education.

The Maine Environmental Education Association provided $100,000 in grants to schools, with some of the monies landing in Blue Hill, Otis and Deer Isle, while Acadia National Park sent 850 nature study kits to Ellsworth Elementary-Middle School. The assistance gives students opportunities to get outdoors, explore while learning about Maine’s natural environment and even practice a little — or a lot — of science.

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