Schools for Nature

Bringing art, science & new technology to the next generation of conservationists

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Presenting students art about nature in an Augmented Reality sculpture with animated dinosaurs connected to a National Sculpture trail

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Conservation Groups & Schools Connect

Many conservation groups work hard to help young people understand the environmental issues affecting their region. Schools for Nature connects conservation groups and schools, helping students learn about local species, habitats, environmental challenges and the people working to protect them. It creates a powerful connection:Local conservation organisation → Local school → Young people → Local environmentStudents gain access to more than 100 nature-journaling activities, encouraging them to observe, investigate and document their local environment. Their nature artwork can also be featured on an Augmented-Reality Genestreaming Sculpture.We invite your organisation to become a Schools for Nature Advocate. You nominate a local school, and we introduce the program to them. Once 30 local sponsors are secured, the school receives the program free of charge.Becoming an Advocate can also raise funds for your organisation. From every $4.50 weekly sponsorship secured through your unique Advocate link, your organisation receives $1.50—with no limit on the number of sponsors.Click the tab below to register for your free Advocate Resource Kit. We will then provide your unique Advocate URL so you can begin inviting sponsors and supporting a school in your region.Warm regards,Ben Beeton & Mali Moir
Co-founders, Schools for Nature

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