In partnership with Wood Buffalo National Park of Canada (Parks Canada) we are pleased to announce the winners of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge held at the Sweetgrass Field Station near Fort Smith. These images by students from P.W. Kaeser High School will travel with the Foundation’s Travelling Exhibition and Learning Experience. Congratulations to all participants.
The First Place Emerald Level Winner of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge is Lovely Flower by Teagyn Campbell, age 11.
First Place Emerald – “Lovely Flower” by Teagyn Campbell
The Second Place Emerald Level Winner of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge is Leaves in the Shadows by Briana Abraham, age 11.
Second Place Emerald – “Leaves in the Shadows” by Briana Abraham
The Third Place Emerald Level Winner of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge is Seasonal Leaf by Jason Johnson, age 12.
Third Place Emerald – “Seasonal Leaf” by Jason Johnson
The First Place Ruby Level Winner of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge is King of the Hill by Brayden Sinclair, age 13.
First Place Ruby – “King of the Hill” by Brayden Sinclair
The Second Place Ruby Level Winner of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge is The Midst of Summer and Fall by Dora Faye Hansen, age 12.
Second Place Ruby – “The Midst of Summer and Fall” by Dora Faye Hansen
The Third Place Ruby Level produced a tie plus!
Third Place Ruby Level Winners of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge are Wind Blowing by Camryn Cynthia Soucy, age 13
Third Place Ruby – “Wind Blowing” by Camryn Cynthia Soucy
and Nature 101 by Josh Keasley, age 13.
Third Place Ruby – “Nature 101” by Josh Keasley
Ruby Level Honourable Mention of the 2014 Wilderness Bondar Challenge is Bear’s Perspective by Kristal Gambler, age 13.
Honourable Mention Ruby – “Bear’s Perspective” by Kristal Gambler