Quarter-Finalist

Ivy

Ivy has been an animal and wildlife lover since birth, she actively rides horses and spends time outdoors which helps her autism and ADHD.

Currently 12th

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What does Ivy love most about nature?

She loves exploring and learning about nature. Being outside in the fresh air helps her feel calm and focused. Nature gives her space to move, use her energy, and regulate her emotions. She enjoys discovering new plants, animals, and places, and finds peace and happiness when she’s outdoors.


What is Ivy's favorite animal—and why?

She loves all animals and feels connected to them. At home she cares for a fish, a cat, and three dogs. She especially loves horses and enjoys horseback riding. Riding helps her with self-regulation and gives her a calm, happy way to use her energy while spending time with an animal she trusts.


What is Ivy's favorite outdoor activity?

She enjoys riding her bike and scooter through the ravine in our backyard, where she loves exploring and looking for animals. She also enjoys going on walks and spending time outdoors with her family and her younger brothers. Being outside gives her space to explore, move, and enjoy nature together.

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