The Big Lottery Community Wildlife Fund
If you have an idea for running a Roots & Shoots project that requires additional funding than is currently available, the new Big Lottery Community Wildlife Fund may be able …
Why Get Involved?
There are all sorts of reasons for getting involved in Roots & Shoots. Most importantly, doing a Roots & Shoots project can make a big positive impact on your local environment. Check out the write ups of completed projects to see what people have been doing recently.
If that’s not enough to spur you in to action, then it’s also worth considering that Roots & Shoots projects are a great way to work towards an Eco-Schools Award.
As well as the Eco-Schools Awards, every completed project that is posted on this website will be eligible for our own Roots & Shoots awards, with a chance to meet Dr Jane Goodall herself. You can check out the report of the 2007 awards here.
Convinced? Excellent! You can sign up here.
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- How does Roots & Shoots work?
- Jane Goodall: An Extraordinary Life
- The Who, What and Why of Roots & Shoots
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One World: People in a Global Village - Mission Update!!
As Ringwood’s work on the One World theme continued throughout the Summer term, we tried to meet the Roots & Shoots challenge of spreading the word of Roots & Shoots …
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Tonnau Primary joins Roots & Shoots: Mission Possible
Tonnau Primary in Neath joined Roots & Shoots: Mission Possible today.
You can see where Tonnau Primary is on a map and read about their local environment here.
