More great resources and useful links
Other great resources, websites and things you can get involved in:
"How to Save the Planet" - a short guide for those who want to save the world. Developed by the European Methodist Climate Youth. This resource is aimed at people who would like to help their community take meaningful action against climate change.
Our Bright Futures is a project led by the Wildlife Trusts and it offers loads of opportunities and support to young people who want to get involved in environmental work and climate justice.
- It's Time - a festival of climate action took place online in November 2020 and included a 'Kids Tent' for young climate activists. Catch-up on everything that happened on the Ecologi YouTube channel.
- Global Action Plan is the charity behind Clean Air Day and it also runs several other campaigns that you could get involved in, including the #IDon'tBuyItMovement - asking young people to stand together and tell advertisers that they have had enough of ads that promote a consumerist lifestyle.
- You could talk to your family or friends about committing to one of these actions from Green Actioneers - or even challenge your whole church or youth group!
- Kids Against Plastic attended our 3Generate event in 2019. Join the KAP club here so that you can work towards your certificates and receive a monthly inspiring newsletter from Amy and Ella.
- Your family might also want to consider being part of A Rocha's Wild Christian movement.
- Get involved in the Teach the Future campaign, asking our elected representatives to support better climate education in schools.
- Sign-up (or get your parents and other people you know to sign-up) to the GIKI 'Cut a tonne 21' challenge. The website tracker offers suggestions, whatever your lifestyle or budget of ways to reduce your carbon footprint.
- Reduce, reuse and refill on the go. Refill is a free app that locates your nearest refill station to help you eat, drink and shop with less waste. There are 300,000+ Refill stations on the map including water bottle refill stations and local zero-waste food shops.