TEACH EARTH & DISCOVER EARTH 2019

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A YEAR OF MUDDY ADVENTURES
Welcome to our latest education newsletter, celebrating a really
exciting year of outdoor training and activities for teachers and
educators.
This year, we launched our new website to articulate how we are
empowering people to save the planet, whilst engaging them in critical
environmental issues, such as the declining health of our freshwater,
the impacts of climate change, and the loss of wildlife.
Fundamental to this is helping the next generation understand these
challenges by providing opportunities to engage in real scientific
research and have memorable learning experiences outdoors. A huge
thank you to all who participated through immersing yourself on a
Teach Earth weekend or getting hands-on with citizen science in your
school with Discover Earth. This year, we were delighted to train
teachers and students from the Scottish countryside to the East End of
London.
Features
2019 ROUND UP
SUSTAINABILITY
WILDLIFE & HABITATS
FRESHWATER
Throughout the year, we have engaged with 477 educators and nearly
3000 young people. We have involved hundreds of people with our
citizen science projects, including our new community wildlife project,
Naturehood. This project aims to encourage action from individuals,
schools and communities to monitor and help local wildlife in gardens,
school grounds and public green spaces.
Read on as we share inspiring stories from educators, resources,
lesson plans and links to help you continue your journey with us.
TELL A FRIEND
WHAT NEXT FOR 2020?
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