Meet Mr. Barry Draper–
teacher, photographer, world explorer, thinker, water steward, biologist, wonderer, and more!
Mr. Draper joined us for NH RiverDay, and Mr. and Mrs. Draper shared details of their visit to a rain forest during our environment unit last year. What a conversation they have started with DES students!
Well, wise use of water happens to be one of Mr. Draper’s dearest concerns, so what would you like to ask him? After reading about the dual-flush toilets, do you have questions about what YOU can do to conserve clean water? What have you found out so far? Leave a comment for Mr. Draper, and I’m sure he’ll respond.
Also, check out Mr. Draper’s blog. Do you notice the watery theme? His latest post on loons especially grabbed me. All of my town of Andover is anxiously waiting for our Highland Lake loonlings to hatch later this month. I hope I’ll be swimming with the loons during my morning swims by August! Rarely can you examine loons as closely as you can through Mr. Draper’s telephoto lens.
Mr. Draper, one thing I have been wondering is that if a person were going to make just one water use change to start with, what would you think the change would be that might make the most difference in the world?