Chronobots R00T5 & 5H00T5 are at the Gombe 50th Anniversary celebrations. Chief Agent Jane tells them how things have changed over five decades of hard work. Chronobot 5H00T5 goes back in time to see how things used to be when the project first started, while R00T5 travels forward in time to the Gombe 100th Anniversary celebrations. In the future, R00T5 sees that continued application of the Roots & Shoots programme has ensured a balanced and prosperous life for the people, animals and environment of Gombe. However, back in the past, 5H00T5 has caused the young Chief Agent Jane to lose her notebook! Without the notebook the foundations of Roots & Shoots as we know it may never happen. We need YOUR HELP to piece together the information Jane will need….
Posted on April 20th, 2010 by Paul Ratcliffe
The mission briefing comic sets the stage for the Gombe activity. Find out what happens when Chrono-Bots R00T5 and 5H00T5 attend the Gombe anniversary celebrations…
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Posted on April 20th, 2010 by Paul Ratcliffe
This activity is all about relating the efforts your students make in the Roots & Shoots projects they carry out at school to the larger scale work of the Jane Goodall Institute. The Jane Goodall Institute aims to implement a positive change for people, animals and the environment on a global scale. A specific example is the work that has been carried out in the Greater Gombe Ecosystem in Tanzania, which started back in 1960.
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