Students are concerned about the survival of our planet.
- Images of St. John's, Newfoundland & Labrador - photography by Erin Dunphy (PWC)
- Photos of Newfoundland- photography by Bakhtiyar Peer
- Photos of Newfoundland- photography by Duncan DeYoung (PWC)
- Ozone - A research paper by Tiffany Henderson (PWC)
- Global Warming - A research paper by Harmony Miraliakbari (PWC)
- Apocalypse - A drawing by Victoria Manuel (PWC)
- Birds on a Wire - An oil painting by Maggie Rex (PWC)
- A Comparison of Sources of Energy - A science project by John Bartlett & Rachel Lobel (PWC)
- Unspoiled - An oil painting by Maggie Rex (PWC)
- Acid Rain - A research paper by Jennifer Perchard (PWC)
- Air Pollution - A powerpoint presentation by Cory Janes (PWC)
- Ocean Pollution - A research paper by Kayla White (PWC)
- Alternative Energy Sources - A research paper by Daniel Salama (PWC)
- Alternative Energy Sources - A powerpoint presentation by Megan Walsh (PWC)
- Inherit the Earth - A poster by Amanda Grimes (PWC)
- Pesticides - A research paper by Amy Rose (PWC)
- Toxic Waste - A research paper by Allison Skinner (PWC)
- Recycling - A research paper by Melissa Hickey (PWC)
- Ecoterrorism - A powerpoint presentation by Kerri Breen (PWC)
- The Last Tree - A poster by David Andrews (PWC)
- Forest Management - A powerpoint presentation by Jillian Strickland (PWC)
- Protect the Wild - A poster by Robert Murphy (PWC)
- Mount Everest - A powerpoint presentation by John Vallis (PWC)
- Endangered Species - A research paper by Marigold Steele (PWC)
- Save the Wolves - A poster by Nick Pender (PWC)
- Seal Population Management - A powerpoint presentation by Kim Morrissey (PWC)
- Artwork on the theme of the Environment -by P.W.C students
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March, 2004