Rob Potter is a Project Manager in Manchester City Council's Educational Climate Change team.
With Rob Potter from Manchester City Council, Jo Pettifer from Let’s Go Zero, and Michelle Parkes from Earth Cubs.
In this episode, to mark the incredible day of schools action that took place in Manchester on Friday 14th June, we chat to three guests all focused in some way on connecting education settings and young people with climate action. We hear from Manchester City Council Project Manager Rob Potter about the work of the Educational Climate Change team in schools across the city; we learn about the incredible work that climate charity Ashden is doing through its Let’s Go Zero programme, which is now active in around 3,000 schools across the UK; and chat to Michelle Parkes about Earth Cubs – the award-winning sustainability education organisation teaching young children about climate, nature and the environment at school.
Listen now to hear these inspirational stories about climate action for the next generation.
Show Notes
Find out more about what’s happening across Manchester for climate and nature, here: www.carboncopy.eco/local-climate-action/manchester
Read more about the work happening across the wider city-region of Greater Manchester around schools and climate: https://gmgreencity.com/projects-and-campaigns/schools/
Read more about Let’s Go Zero’s Climate Action Advisors project: https://letsgozero.org/climate-action-advisors/
Read more about Earth Cubs on the Carbon Copy website: https://carboncopy.eco/initiatives/earth-cubs
Sign-up for a leg of Running Out of Time: https://running-out-of-time.com/route/
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