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OPG Oceans Ambassadors and their Enrichment Work at the Zoo
As we come to the end of our pilot OPG 31 week course, I can’t help but feel proud of how far our Oceans Ambassadors have come, and what they are doing with their free time and as part of … Continue reading
Posted in Earthwatch, Environment, Georgian Life, Nature and Wildlife, and Seasons, Oceans Project, Photos, Wildlife
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Teenage Enrichment
Just wanted to share some photos with you, from our OPG Oceans Ambassadors who are volunteering at Tbilisi Zoo for their International Award for Young People. Can’t believe all the exciting things they are getting involved with, or how lucky … Continue reading
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A Lesson in Pond Dipping
In preparation for our scientific research expeditions with Earthwatch from July onwards (fingers crossed), we have been taking our Oceans Ambassadors out and about into nature, especially now that winter is over and the school we were using has exams. … Continue reading
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Wakey, Wakey, and a Self Enforced Time out
Just a few of the messages on facebook this morning in Georgia…… “Interesting way to start the day with an earthquake. Got to school to find that all the children had been sent home but all the teachers were locked … Continue reading
Posted in Earthwatch, Environment, Explorers, Georgian Life, My PhD: Environmental Psychology, Nature and Wildlife, and Seasons, Ocean Rowing, Oceans Project, Photos, Plastic Pollution
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Protected Areas: Do they improve outcomes for key species?
Earthwatch Lecture Series 2012 Unfortunately I am not in London at present, but if I were then I would definitely be putting this date into my diary as it is the perfect opportunity to visit a really historical building, The … Continue reading
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