LeBlanc 4-H gets hands-on with coastal erosion
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Shown are: Mr. Mark Shirley, LSU AgCenter, Mrs. Dawn Amy, principal; Mrs. Troy Mouton, 4-H Club sponsor and Officers: Noah Richardson, Adam Soileau, Alison Romero, Jacee Gainer, Payton Broussard, Maria Robicheaux, Kaitlyn Landry, Lexie Gisclair, and Trevor Breaux.
Mr. Mark Shirley, with the LSU AgCenter, met with 4-H Club members at LeBlanc Elementary School during the October 4-H meeting.  He gave a presentation on the importance of coastal preservation and the rising sea level and sinking coastline.  After the meeting, LeBlanc Elementary School 4-H Officers dug a hole to place a survey benchmark at the school as a reference point of elevation for future years.  Mr. Randy Schexnaider, superintendent joined members in the task. (Submitted by Kaitlyn Landry, LeBlanc Elem. School 4-H Club reporter)
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