Indiana State House

Helping Ninja students had the opportunity to Page at the Indiana Statehouse. March 12, 2024 Helping Ninja students spent the day assisting House legislators and staff tour the governors office, the Indiana Supreme Court and the House and Senate chambers and had the opportunity to witness the legislative process in person, including debates on various proposals for new laws. 

Carmel Clay School Students: Leo Berry, age 14, Ethan Morgel, age 14, Layla Berry 12, and Sophia Heard, age 13, Zionsville Schools

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Helping Ninjas Thatcher and Crew are growing gardens in Colorado in their kitchen! Growing your own organic food is fun and good for you and the planet!

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Helping Ninjas Founder Leo Berry poses with House of Representative.

As participant of the Indiana State House legislature, Leo was a House Representative Page during the legislative session.

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Kelly Clarkson’s Show

Our friend and Helping Ninja: Sammie Vance, was recently recognized on The Kelly Clarkson Show in January of 2025 for her efforts to help our planet and each other.

Sammie’s Buddy Benches is an organization helping our planet and encourages recycling and kindness and inspires kids to make a difference.

Way to go Sammie! Learn more about Sammies Buddy Benches here.

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That time Sammie was just starting her podcast and interviewed our founder, Leo!

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#STOPTHEWILLOWPROJECT

What is The Willow Project? It’s s a project to have more oil drilling and to sell Alaska for money. The supporters of this say the money made will create jobs and help communities but this will really hurt the animals and that is why their is so many petitions to stop it.

How can hurting the environment help communities in the long run?

It is very important to stop it because if not our world as we know it will be in danger.

Why? The project would generate enough oil to release 9.2 million metric tons of planet-warming carbon pollution a year! And it will create additional stress for Arctic wildlife, but the carbon emissions associated would accelerate climate change that threatens the Arctic and beyond.

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Why are so many animals endangered?

By Skyler Berry, Age 9, Helping Ninja

Did you know that there are now a total of 41,415 species on the IUCN Red List, and 16,306 of them are endangered species threatened with extinction.


© International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources

Did you know?

A species is classified as endangered when its population has declined between 50 and 70 percent and as when its population is restricted to less than 250 mature individuals. Animals Around The Globe

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Great White sharks are killed and eat their shark dance, but they banned food and made them and made them protected species. 

Did you know the Ganges river dolphin found in Nepal & India is is nearly blind ? They have to use sound signals to get their food.  They are endangered. Pollution & construction on river — it reduces the areas they can live in. 

The reason that Blue Whale is close to extinction because of whaling.

Underwater photo of a Pygmy Blue Whale

Did you know there are less than 10,000  red pandas? They are endangered because they are threatened by poaching as well as destruction and fragmentation of habitat due to deforestation.

Did you know that there are only 7500 sumatran orangutans? They are endangered because of lost of habitat.

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