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Sky Rainforest Rescue Schools Challenge

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Imagine if the rainforest was gone forever…

Every minute, of every day, an area the size of three football pitches disappears from the Amazon rainforest. If we don’t act soon, we could lose this precious habitat and all the life it sustains.

That’s why Sky, Global Action Plan and WWF have come together to create the Sky Rainforest Rescue Schools Challenge. This exciting programme, delivered online, aims to help young people appreciate how their everyday choices can have an impact on the world’s rainforests - and then take action to make a difference.

Further information is being sent to schools in the next couple of weeks, but in the meantime, please visit the website and register your school:
www.skyrainforestrescueschoolschallenge.org


My True Nature competition winners announced

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WWF’s My True Nature competition sent an invitation to all 7-16 year olds in the UK to capture their connection with nature - personal, emotional and inspirational - in one of five creative categories: Art & Sculpture, Sound & Music, Poetry & Prose, Dance & Movement, Photography & Film.  In November 2011, at our 50th anniversary celebrations in London, the winners were announced and awards handed out by WWF ambassador Miranda Richardson. Find out more...


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Inspiration, motivation and FREE primary resources for green teams!

The WWF and BT Green Ambassadors scheme aims to encourage a new generation of sustainability champions. It provides everything you'll need to set up and reinvigorate your schools' gream team.

With free kits for every team member, team kit and online teacher's handbook, and a comprehensive website, you will have everything you need to make your team a success. You could also request the help of a BT volunteer to help you with your plans.

Register your primary school now or find out more.


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Young people will shape the future of our world. They also have huge  influence, here and now. That's why we work with teachers and youth leaders. Together we can encourage and support young people in building the knowledge, skills and values to safeguard our beautiful planet.

Cherry Duggan, Head of Schools & Youth, WWF-UK

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