Meet A Future Leader In Exeter: Aimée-Grace Robertson

The future of Exeter is looking bright, thanks to the incredible young people working to strengthen our community. In partnership with T-Mobile, Patch is proud to spotlight future leaders like Aimée-Grace Robertson, who are making a positive impact in and around Exeter.

Aimée-Grace, an Exeter native and recent graduate of Paul Crowley East Bay Met School, has been awarded a prestigious Gold Award scholarship from the Rhode Island Environmental Education Association. This $2,000-per-year scholarship, renewable for up to four years, recognizes Aimée-Grace's exceptional dedication to environmental stewardship, community leadership and academic excellence. She plans to study forestry and wildlife conservation, continuing her passionate commitment to protecting natural ecosystems.

Aimée-Grace’s impressive resume includes an internship at Ashawaug Farm, work with the Audubon Society of Rhode Island’s Youth Conservation League and a prior internship with the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management’s Forest & Fire Department. Her commitment to environmental restoration extends beyond state borders, highlighted by her senior thesis project, where she traveled to Hawaii to partake in restoration and food security projects.

Congratulations, Aimée-Grace Robertson!

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