Teens! Post a nature photo to Instagram using the has htag #ALNature_Photos. Weekly\, one photo will be shared on Alexandria Lib rary's Instagram and Teens webpage. Contest runs through April 24.
X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=Teens! Post a nature ph oto to Instagram using the hashtag #ALNature_Photos. Weekly\, one photo wi ll be shared on Alexandria Library's Instagram and Teens webpage. Contest runs through April 24.
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\nOne photo a week will be chosen to be featured on Alexandria Library&rsquo\;s Instagram and Teens web page. At the end of the contest\, one person will be chosen as the gra nd prize winner. The winner will be recognized and the prize will be award ed at the Resilient Communities Collection Open House on May 1. Open to te ens in grades 6th - 12th. \;
\nContact Megan at mzimmerman@alexlibraryva.org \;for m ore information. \;
\nFine print: Participants may post up t o five photos a week. Contest weeks run Mondays through Sundays. The weekl y chosen photo will be posted to Alexandria Library&rsquo\;s Teens page an d Instagram on Mondays. All photos submitted must be the original work of the artist. By posting a photo with the hashtag\, #ALNature_Photos\, parti cipants agree to the Alexandria Library&rsquo\;s use of the photo on socia l media and in print as part of the Resilient Communities Collection displ ays. Credit will be given to the photographer. \;
\nUpgraded and Grounded: Community Eff iciency and Sufficiency in the Midst of Climate Change \; is a six-month series dedicated to the discussion of extreme weather&rsquo \;s impact on our lives and the actions we can take to respond with though t and care. This series is made possible by the American Library Associati on&rsquo\;s Resilient Communities: Libraries Respond to Climate Change gra nt. A huge thank you goes to our partner\, the City of Alexandria Transpor tation and Environmental Services\, especially Sustainability Coordinator Ellen Eggerton and Stormwater Manager Jessica Lessetter\, for their assist ance in planning and presenting events as part of this series. \; \;
\nResilient Communities: Libraries Respond to Climate Change is a pilot program of the American Library Association.
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