We want Network members to build on their existing knowledge of climate change and the Earth’s systems by incorporating the social and economic impacts of climate change.
Network members should consider how protected characteristics and economic status can influence the representation of climate change and what this means for tackling the complexities of the issue.
We also want them to reflect on the community we live in, including their own lifestyle, and how this has contributed to climate change.
We want Network members to feel empowered by their role in facing climate change, engage the wider community in climate discussions and understand how being a member of the worldwide family of Scouting sets them up to be a Climate Hero.
Climate Emergency Activities for Network
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