(l-r) Sara Simpson, Director, Natural Resources Management and Environmental Planning (NRMEP) Department and Lorna Clarke, Director of Communication , both of the Urban Development Corporation (UDC) listen attentively as Tyrik Maddo and Annyls Thomas, students at St. Joseph’s Infant inform them about their winning project, which focused on growing food using recycled water. The occasion was the 7th annual Hellshire Enviro Fair held by the UDC at Two Sisters Caves on Friday, May 31. St. Joseph’s Infant, St. Jago Cathedral Preparatory and Waterford High emerged winners in the UDC’s “2013 Hellshire Schools Enviro Competition”. The winning schools were drawn from the high, secondary and infant levels of the education system and copped trophies and cash prizes valued at $25,000 each and passes to the University of the West Indies’ Biodiversity Centre in Port Royal.
