Congratulations to the Fall 2025 Photo Contest Winners

10/22/2025

Congratulations to the winners of the Sustainability and Stewardship Committee’s Fall Outdoor Education Photo Contest.

These beautiful snaps were selected by the committee:

Community: Sadie Dudkiewicz, ‘27

“This photo was taken on Spring Island, BC on our Base Camp sea kayaking trip. We stayed with and learned from the Kyuquot/Cheklesahht First Nation, and would go exploring on the shoreline almost every night. On the last night, we went to watch the sunset and that's when the photo was taken. On the same night we saw crabs, mussels, sea anemones, and sea urchins.”

Scenery: Ms. Reiken, Apprentice Teacher

“The photo was taken in Algonquin Park during the Grade 10 Voyageur canoe trip. It was taken at the end of a day of paddling and portaging, when we got to our campsite for the evening.

Wildlife: Asher Rosenberg, ‘30

This photo of a cute chipmunk was taken on the Grade 8 trip to Camp Tawingo.

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A compilation of the winning images from Fall OE photo contest.
Photo taken by Sadie Dudkiewicz '27 on Spring Island.
Photo taken by Lexie Reiken on the Grade 10 Voyageur canoeing trip.
Photo taken by Asher Rosenberg '30 at Camp Tawingo.

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