Humans of LBCC: Flower Addition


Courtney Bailey participated in all of the Earth Day events, happy that she was able to bring home a plant! 


                    Students sit and discuss different ways to become more eco-friendly in the 
                    quad this past Thursday following the Earth Day events where they got to plant flowers. 



 Earth Day booths at LBCC help students get their hands dirty and connect with nature. 

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