I am a teacher, can my school become a Friends of the Earth local group? |
Unfortunately no. But teachers can join a local Friends of the Earth group as well as the Youth and Education Network.
You can also set up green clubs at your school. For advice, please contact:
Local group members may be able to offer expertise in environmental issues and attend club meetings.
Find your nearest local group.
Most people would agree that the youth of today will shape tomorrow’s world.
Join our Youth and Education network to give young people the inspiration they need to make a difference.
For more information, visit our Learning website.
We've put together some of your most frequent questions, so if there's something you need to know, chances are someone has already asked it. Have a look through the full list to see if you can find what you're looking for.
Our website has over 6,000 pages of information, covering a wide range of topics from biodiversity to pollution so if you can’t find what your looking for try using:
You could also take a look at our forum - which covers green lifestyle issues, local activism and campaigning.
Campaigns
Links:Learning, Shout about, Mad about set, Mad about Food
Booklets: Information booklets, The walking bus (PDF - 513K) The food we eat (PDF - 395K)
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Content: August
2006
