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Sussex Preservation honors youth video winners
Students from four schools produce videos on Sussex environment
Taking first place in the video contest are Melissa Velasquez-Zunun of Sussex Central High School and Duncan Winger of Sussex Academy. RON MACARTHUR PHOTOS
June 18, 2024
Sussex Preservation Coalition honored the winners of its youth environmental video contest at its June 11 meeting.
Finishing first was the team of Melissa Velasquez-Zunun of Sussex Central High School and Duncan Wagner of Sussex Academy.
Their video urged people to get involved and act now to save the Sussex environment.
Second place was awarded to five students from Caesar Rodney High School: Erin Davis, Isabelle Miller, Aibhlinn Hall, Audrey Hattie and Nathan York.
Their video focused on the forests in Sussex County and small changes that make an impact.
Luke Metzner of Seaford High School finished third with his video explaining the impact of blue catfish on native species.
Sussex Preservation Coalition Treasurer and video contest coordinator Judy-Rose Seibert presents a T-shirt to Luke Metzner, third-place winner, of Seaford High School.
Finishing in second place are (I-r) Nathan York, Erin Davis, Isabelle Miller and Aibhlinn Hall, all Caesar Rodney High School students. Audrey Hattie, not pictured, was also part of the team.
