Congratulations to Kobie Boslough ’16, who won the 2014 Aldo Leopold Writing Contest in the Grades 10-12 category. This year’s prompt asked students to “describe what wilderness means to you and your community.” In addition to winning $500, Kobie will be honored at the Wilderness 50 Festival in October. “Kobie has a heartfelt commitment to environmental issues as well as a gift for expression, both of which no doubt contributed to her success,” says English teacher Laura Matter. Click here to read Kobie’s essay.
The essay contest is sponsored by Bosque School, and open to students in grades 6-12 throughout the state of New Mexico. Details about this year’s contest can be found here.
