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Posted on October 13th, 2008 by Agent Napier
Budehaven Community School in Bude, Cornwall joined Roots & Shoots: Mission Possible today.
You can see where Budehaven Community School is on a map and read about their local environment here.
Posted on July 10th, 2008 by Tara Golshan
In association with UN International Day of Peace.
21st September, 2008
“With the peace doves we remind everyone of the truth that they sometimes forget - that peace is possible. We celebrate everything which is free and noble in the human spirit. And we celebrate all that so many people have done throughout the year and will do next year to create a better world.”
Jane Goodall
On the 21st September, 2008, Jane Goodall PhD, DBE, founder, renowned primatologist and UN messenger for peace, will encourage youth across the globe, to join together to celebrate the universal desire for peace.
This year Roots & Shoots groups from across the UK are congregating in our capital, London, to celebrate Peace. …
Posted on July 3rd, 2008 by Tara Golshan
Roots & Shoots have recently formed a partnership with the charity Red Balloon. JGI are encouraging Roots & Shoots groups in Liverpool and across the UK to help raise money for the Red Balloon appeal as part of their human community projects.
The first Red Balloon Learner Centre was set up in a private home in Cambridge in 1996. The vision was to provide an ‘intensive care’ programme of full-time education in a safe learning environment for children unable to go to school because they had been severely bullied. There are now Centres offering a safe learning environment for students of secondary-age in Cambridge, Norwich and Northwest London at Harrow.
In March 2008, Esther Rantzen and Denise Fergus launched the …
Posted on May 16th, 2008 by Tara Golshan
Show the animals you care and be part of something special.
Help make World Animal Day 2008 the Biggest and Best Yet
Although it’s only the end of April, now is the time to start thinking about how you’re going to celebrate World Animal Day this year to benefit your organisation.
Even if you don’t have a lot of spare time, there are plenty of fundraising / educational ideas on the website that don’t take much organising and, by starting to think about it now you can spread the workload. Also, if you enlist plenty of help the sky’s the limit! It might be that you already have an event planned that could become a World Animal Day celebration.
If you haven’t yet …
Posted on May 16th, 2008 by Tara Golshan
One hundred youth from six continents and 28 countries were brought together by world-renowned primatologist Jane Goodall, PhD, DBE, to attend Jane Goodall’s Global Youth Summit. The first annual event, which took place at Walt Disney World Resort® from April 19-25, mobilized the young leaders to address the critical issues facing the planet. At the Summit’s end, the attendees headed home with a commitment to make positive change happen and the hope that - together - they can make the world a better place.
Participants were hand-picked by Dr. Goodall, the Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) and partner organizations to take part in the all-expenses-paid, first-of-its-kind event. All attendees were outstanding young people with a strong history of community …
Posted on May 16th, 2008 by Tara Golshan
One of the friends of Roots & Shoots is organising a tour of the parks and the nature reserves of the north East Adriatic sea, with profits being put towards Roots & Shoots and Reserva Naturale Regionale Foce Dell’Isonzo. Full details available here (pdf file).
Posted on February 4th, 2008 by Tara Golshan
Do you know of an outstanding young person who has demonstrated skillful leadership in making a difference for people, animals and the environment? If so, send us your nomination for the 2008 Jane Goodall Youth Leadership Award!
The Jane Goodall Global Leadership Awards honor organizations and individuals who share Dr. Jane’s values, vision and commitment to making a positive difference in the world for all living things. The awards are given in the categories of Youth Leadership, Excellence in Public Policy, Global Leadership, Corporate Social Responsibility and Responsible Activism in Media and Entertainment.
The Youth Leadership Award recognizes an individual (age 14 to 24) who exhibits leadership and excellence through his or her work to help preserve our natural world, protect animals …
Posted on December 12th, 2007 by Tara Golshan
As part of the Jane Goodall Institute’s Roots & Shoots programme, schools from across the UK were invited to London yesterday for the first ever Roots & Shoots Awards ceremony. They were honoured to meet Dr Jane Goodall (world famous chimpanzee expert and conservationist) and to present their projects.
The event took place at the Louise T Blouin Institute - one of the largest not-for-profit cultural spaces in London and a showcase for established and emerging artists - recently opened in Notting Hill to promote creative thinking through culture.
Students prepared creative showcases of their contribution in the area of people, animals and the environment and described to Dr. Goodall and the other participants what they had achieved, why it was …
Posted on November 20th, 2007 by Tara Golshan
Dr. Jane Goodall Ph.D., DBE and founder of the Jane Goodall Institute, returns to the University of Cambridge where she earned her PhD.
She will be giving a lecture entitled “Reasons for Hope” on December 4th at 4:00 pm in Lady Mitchell Hall, Sidgwick Site, off Sidgwick Avenue. The lecture will be followed by a charity reception at 6:15pm in Sidgwick Hall, Newnham College. This event will include book signing, organic vegetarian food, juice and wine. Tickets for the lecture cost £5 and £8.50, which includes two glasses of wine. All funds will go to the Tchimpounga sanctuary, reserve and community in the Republic of Congo, focusing on the empowerment and education of girls.
“I am proud to return to Cambridge University, …
Read all of Dr. Jane Goodall DBE returns to her Cambridge University Roots
Posted on October 1st, 2007 by Tara Golshan
THANK YOU - to you or your Roots & Shoots Group if you have successfully raised funds or collected donations for Tchimpounga during October.
Please send cheques (payable to JGI UK) to: The Jane Goodall Institute, Orchard House, 51-67 Commercial Road, Southampton SO15 1GG. Please mark the envelope ‘Roots & Shoots’.
Alternatively, you can go to any branch of NatWest and make a deposit using a paying in slip. The name of the account is: The Jane Goodall Institute UK, Account Number 08529043, Sort Code 60-00-01 (City of London Branch).
We will keep you updated on the amounts raised by all the Roots & Shoots groups and let you know exactly how the money will be spent in the Congo at Tchimpounga depending …
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