ELKS program back in action

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Students perform a quick simulation on how waste management is important and how it can affect pollution.
Sibrya Larry and Christian Cosio put their hands into a mixture during the STEM activities.
Participants in the ELKS program got to experience firsthand what happens when Coca-Cola and Mentos are combined.
Air Enforcement Specialist Crystal Kelly helps two students make their own water filter system to see which group could have the cleaner water at the end.
Krista Richards | SU Drum
Krista Richards | SU Drum
Krista Richards | SU Drum
Krista Richards | SU Drum
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Fri Jul 29th, 2022 , by Krista Richards |

Community youth participated in the annual Environmental Leadership and Knowledge Seminar (ELKS) program held from July 13-14 at Justice and Regulatory building. Students were able to learn about environmental issues and awareness through experiments and hands on activities as well as the STEM field. The program is free for all local Native youth interested in environmental studies.

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