Create a poster raising awareness of how energy is used (and wasted) at home. You can also think about how your individual energy consumption might be reduced. The more energy we can save, the better it is for our planet!

This week's featured activity is about the impact of climate change on the physical and human geography of the UK. The aim is to learn about the varied topography of the British Isles and which areas will be at risk of disappearing if water levels rise.

This featured activity is about ways to raise funds to fight malaria through better prevention, treatment and scientific research. Caused by a parasite, malaria kills over 2.7 million people every year. Our series of three resources helps explain what malaria is, how to treat & prevent it and encourages you to raise funds to help with malaria research, prevention and treatment.

Malaria kills over 2.7 million people every year. The second in our series of three resources helps explain how to treat & prevent malaria.

Caused by a parasite, malaria kills over 2.7 million people every year. Starting with an activity that helps to explain what the disease is, our series of three resources on the subject also discuss how to treat & prevent it and how you can raise funds to help with malaria research, prevention and treatment.

Schools from across the UK were invited to ZSL Regent’s Park, London on 1 December 2014 to take part in a prestigious awards ceremony in the presence of Dr Jane Goodall as part of the global Roots & Shoots programme.

With proper management and regulated use of our reserves we can make sure that we will be able to cope with any shortages due to environmental changes. What water saving pledge will YOU make?

This featured activity is about the impact of climate change on the physical and human geography of the UK. In this activity your students will be learning about the varied topography of the British Isles and which areas will be at risk of disappearing if water levels rise.

The weather is turning cold here in the UK, so in this featured activity we look at the difficulties wildlife can face during cold weather, and how we can help them through these tricky times.

This year's Jane Goodall's Roots & Shoots UK Awards are to be held on 1 December 2014 at London Zoo. It's been a really strong year for entries across all our categories and we're really looking forward to the awards day where the winners will be announced in the presence of Jane Goodall herself and other special guests.