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by Nik Marsdin from Lancaster University - Zero Carbon Tour interview
The Morecambe Bay Curriculum is part of the Eden North Project; delivering tangible projects to make climate science accessible to children in the local community. The team works with schools, community groups and local authorities to make the topic accessible.
They have a range of projects including; investigating air pollution outside schools at drop-off times, and looking at different species that have become extinct in and around Morecambe Bay, with efforts to rewild lost species. The work also explores such as food sustainability and making informed choices.
The overall aim of the activity is to educate and empower young people to make informed and sustainable choices as they grow.
For the full story, please watch the video! Discover more here: www.zerocarbontour.com.
Image: Unsplash stock image, Jon Butterworth
The Morecambe Bay Curriculum is part of the Eden North Project; delivering tangible projects to make climate science accessible to children in the local community. The team works with schools, community groups and local authorities to make the topic accessible.
They have a range of projects including; investigating air pollution outside schools at drop-off times, and looking at different species that have become extinct in and around Morecambe Bay, with efforts to rewild lost species. The work also explores such as food sustainability and making informed choices.
The overall aim of the activity is to educate and empower young people to make informed and sustainable choices as they grow.
For the full story, please watch the video! Discover more here: www.zerocarbontour.com.
Image: Unsplash stock image, Jon Butterworth
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