2017Pride in our Environment

“Energized by the Environment” series

Ali Desormeaux, 1st Place Hackberry High School, 7th grade

Our Commitment to the EnvironmentAt Cameron LNG, we believe that the development of energy infrastructure can be compatible with the protection and preservation of the natural environment, if done in a responsible manner. That’s why we made a commitment to build and operate our terminal and liquefaction facility to meet and exceed federal and state standards.

Read more about our efforts at www.CameronLNG.com

Cierra Theriot receives our “Love of the Environment” award. Cierra describes her art, “My entry is made of clay and things found in our Louisiana environment, and I decided to depict a dancer because it’s what gives me the most pride. My dancer wears moss, leaves and other natural items, standing in a dance pose celebrating her culture and all that surrounds her. The two are one”.

Pride in our Environment

Louisiana is called the “sportsman’s paradise” because of the vast array of wildlife and opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, including boating and fishing. Southwest Louisiana in particular just “feels different” than any other state, and it is well-reflected in the words and artwork of the many students who participated in our calendar art contest this year. There is a proud sense of wonder and excitement in their sentiments.

Our employees selected the calendar contest theme “Pride in our Environment” and the students responded with some truly amazing work, both touching and inspirational, that shows real appreciation for their environment. One common thread was that through conservation and restoration of the region’s natural resources, future generations of Louisianans will be able to enjoy Louisiana’s beauty and abundance. Every submission connected with the environment and showcased their love of Louisiana.

Cameron LNG is also proud to share this environment with you and the past year has been an exciting one for us. We’ve watched the skyline over our construction site in Louisiana change on a daily basis and have hired over 100 new permanent workers for our facility. We’ve invested in our communities and schools through projects for school supplies, scholarships, funding for Head Start and food banks, and by remembering many other worthwhile nonprofit organizations that needed help. We are proud that we could lend a hand as a member of the community.

It was exciting to see an increase in the number of entries with 153 students submitting art for this year’s calendar contest and it was very difficult to choose the winners that grace the pages of our calendar. Our employees selected their favorite for the front cover, a photo from Ali Desormeaux, a seventh-grader at Hackberry High School. We’ve also presented a “Love of the Environment” award to Cierra Theriot, who created a dancer made of natural objects including moss, leaves and other items. Her artwork is pictured on the inside front cover.

In his submission, Caleb Harris wrote that “no matter where you go – whether it is North, South, East or West Louisiana, people will show pride in the birds that inhabit our state.” Lane Hulsey told us that it is “important to take care of Louisiana and take pride in what we have.” Mariah Ranikz said that she was “proud to be a Southwest Louisiana citizen, because the hospitality, kindness and fun found here is extraordinary.”

We take pride in showcasing the work of these artistic students and hope that you enjoy this year’s calendar. As I read the student quotes that accompany the artwork, I take pride in knowing that these young people will give inspiration back to Louisiana as they grow up, work, and live in this remarkable community.

Have a wonderful year,

Farhad Ahrabi CEO, Cameron LNG

Adolfo Reyes, 3rd Place Grand Lake High School, 12th grade“I often stop to enjoy the beauty of nature... the calmness, sunsets, water or animals just soaking up the sun. My alligator does exactly that - not hunting, not doing anything, just being calm and enjoying the Southwest Louisiana sunset.”

1New Year’s Day

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15 16Martin Luther King

Day

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JANUARY

DECEMBER 2016

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FEBRUARY 2017

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Sheyla Rodriguez, 3rd Place, Grand Lake High School, 8th grade

“I drew a crawfish and a shrimp because that is the most popular food down here. I drew the two instruments most used to make the most famous music – Jazz.

I drew our state Louisiana to show my big pride for Louisiana.”

1 2Groundhog Day

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12Lincoln’s Birthday

13 14Valentine’s Day

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19 20President’s Day

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26 27 28Fat Tuesday,

Mardi Gras

FEBRUARY

JANUARY

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MARCH

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Yasury Lazoya, 2nd Place Grand Lake High School, 6th grade

“I drew Louisiana’s culture – a Louisiana relaxed picture not only because of our food, which in this case is crawfish, alligator and fish but it also depicts the Southern Vibe. Louisiana is also known for its music.”

1Ash Wednesday

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12Daylight Saving Time

Begins

13 14 15 16 17St. Patrick’s Day

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19 20Spring Begins

(March Equinox)

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MARCH SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

APRIL

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FEBRUARY

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Genee Gremillion, 2nd Place Grand Lake High School, 11th grade“This photograph shows you how simple and beautiful one of God’s little creatures can be.”

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9Palm Sunday

10Passover Begins

(Sunset)

11 12 13 14Good Friday

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16Easter Sunday

17 18Passover (Last Day)

Tax Day

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23 24 25 26Administrative

Professionals Day

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APRIL

MAY

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MARCH

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Alexandria Achane, 1st Place T.S. Cooley Elementary School, 5th grade

“My image depicts pride in Southwest Louisiana because it shows one of the most recognizable animals of Louisiana, the alligator,

and the beautiful marsh. I am proud to be a citizen of Southwest Louisiana because people from all over the world travel here to be a part of our unique culture.”

1 2 3 4 5Cinco de Mayo

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14Mother’s Day

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28 29Memorial Day

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MAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

APRIL

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JUNE

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Josie Dell Rosell, Honorable Mention Grand Lake High School, 11th grade“My picture is of a recent sunset while Teal hunting and shows my state pride through all the magnificent colors of our sunsets. Nothing matches how a sunset being reflected on water heals your soul. I cannot see myself ever loving anything or anyone as much as I love Louisiana.”

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11 12 13 14Flag Day

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18Father’s Day

19 20 21Summer Begins

(Solstice)

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JUNE

JULY

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MAY

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Ali Desormeaux, 1st Place Hackberry High School, 7th grade

“Taking pride in our environment ensures future generations will experience the joy of alligator hunting.”

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2 3 4Independence Day

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JULY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

JUNE

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AUGUST

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Kadence Morvant, 2nd Place Hackberry High School, 5th grade “By keeping our environment clean we keep the beautiful birds and fish happy and we keep the bird watchers coming!”

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AUGUST SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

JULY

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SEPTEMBER

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Julia Jiang, 3rd Place T.S. Cooley Elementary School, 5th grade

“I am proud to be a citizen of Southwest Louisiana because of the crawfish, the variety of seafood, and the unique wildlife we have.”

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3 4Labor Day

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17 18 19 20 21 22Fall Begins

(Equinox)

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SEPTEMBER

OCTOBER

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Anna Leigh Saltzman, Honorable Mention T.S. Cooley Elementary School, 5th grade“I am so proud of living in Southwest Louisiana because of our unique wildlife and waterways. Seeing raccoons in my front yard is just so amazing.”

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8 9Columbus Day

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29 30 31Halloween

OCTOBER SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

SEPTEMBER

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NOVEMBER

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Autumn Rhorer, 1st Place Grand Lake High School, 11th grade

“My state is full of opportunities to connect with wildlife, which we will protect for generations to come. There is a genuine love for the creatures we share our land with.

We will always care for our territory and the species that inhabit it. I will forever be proud to be from Southwest Louisiana.”

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5Daylight Saving Time

Ends

6 7Election Day

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19 20 21 22 23Thanksgiving Day

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NOVEMBER SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

OCTOBER

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DECEMBER

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Courtney Matthews, Honorable Mention Grand Lake High School, 8th grade “The pelican, our state bird, reminds me of Louisiana and we have lots of them. The colors remind me of state pride because the green and brown reminds me of our marshes, and the purples, blues and pinks remind me of the sunset”.

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17 18 19 20 21Winter Begins

(Solstice)

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24Christmas Eve

25Christmas Day

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31New Year’s Eve

DECEMBER SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

NOVEMBER 2017

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JANUARY 2018

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8th ANNUAL CALENDAR CONTEST RUNNERS-UP

Cameron LNG extends our thanks to the young men and women from Grand Lake High School, Hackberry High School, Johnson Bayou High School, Maplewood Elementary, Maplewood Middle School, South Cameron High School, and T.S. Cooley Magnet Elementary. Your artwork and personal sentiments make this very special project possible. Thanks to you all and keep the artwork coming.

Avery Duhon Hackberry High School

Cate Anderson T.S. Cooley

Gregor Nolan T.S. Cooley

Kaiden Stains Hackberry High School

Riley Theriot South Cameron High School

Will Kaczynski Hackberry High School

Elementary division, grades K-5

Alys Hebert Grand Lake High School

Emma Reeves Grand Lake High School

Gabe Boudreaux Grand Lake High School

Logan Ledoux Grand Lake High School

Makala Snyder Johnson Bayou High School

Makenzie Trahan Johnson Bayou High School

Middle School division, grades 6-8

Ashlynn Sarver Grand Lake High School

Cierra Theriot Grand Lake High School

Keighan Precht Grand Lake High School

Madison Theriot Grand Lake High School

Seth Trahan Grand Lake High School

Taylor Silfee Grand Lake High School

High School division, grades 9-12