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Case Study: Bitterroot Ecological Awareness Resources
Bitterroot Ecological Awareness Resources (B.E.A.R.) is an organization in Hamilton Montana meant to get kids off their screens and experience the beautiful place we live in. It is a nonprofit company, and it is something every kid should have an experience with. Here is why. They have a strong anti screens policy. Next, their mentoring program. And finally, their wide range of activities. It really is wonderful and every teen should participate in their activities. Because B.E.A.R. has an anti-screens policy, you are more likely to be able to experience this beautiful place we live in. Yes, this may sounds awful, but without your phone there to distract you, you are able to look at the scenery and have fun with other people. They also offer
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