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A health-check for the planet
WWF's Living Planet Report 2022 shows that nature is being lost at an alarming rate, with global wildlife populations having declined, on average, by 69% since 1970. Our youth edition of the report explains the causes of decline, what this means for us, and what we can all do to help reverse nature loss - as individuals, schools and communities. Slides and a video summary of the report are provided to help bring the LPR to life in classrooms, assemblies and events.
Resources for schools, youth groups and families
WWF has created a youth edition of the Living Planet Report, explaining the key findings and recommendations through graphics and case studies. The accompanying slide decks may be used to build the Living Planet Report into lessons, assemblies, events and student projects.
- Living Planet Report 2022: Youth Edition - English (PDF)
Designed for young people, this report uses engaging infographics and visuals to highlight the state of our planet. - Adroddiad Planed Fyw 2022: Rhifyn Leunctid Canlaw I'n Dyfodol
Living Planet Report 2022: Youth Edition - Welsh - Living Planet Report 2022 - Supporting Slides - Primary (Powerpoint)
A versatile slide deck for lessons, assemblies, youth groups and events where the LPR will be introduced to young people aged 7-11. - Living Planet Report 2022 - Supporting Slides - Secondary (Powerpoint)
A versatile slide deck for lessons, assemblies, youth groups and events where the LPR will be introduced to young people aged 7-11. - Living Planet Report 2022 - Introduction Video (Youtube Video)
A 4m 37s summary of the LPR 2022, suitable for 7+.
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