Saving Nature: Where Has Our Wildlife Gone?
Scarlett and Jeriah take a look at the state of nature in the UK and learn about the animals struggling to survive.
Climate Crisis
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Learn about how the climate crisis is impacting different people, animals and nature around the world – as well as what we can do to address climate change. Find a selection of videos from the Science Museum Group and from Sky Kids, accompanied by classroom resources from First News Education and WWF.
Saving red squirrels from extinction (02:39)
FYI learns about the fight to stop red squirrels disappearing from Scotland forever.
Kids fighting to protect UK’s dolphins (02:17)
FYI meets young people in Wales protecting and monitoring Europe’s largest dolphin population.
Ed Miliband: We’ll work with Trump on climate (03:54)
FYI’s Scarlett chats to Ed Miliband about the UK government’s aims for COP29.
Climate crisis: Half our trees could die! (02:03)
Jeriah visits Kew Gardens to find out why their trees are at risk.
Steve Backshall: Wildlife swimming in sewage (02:11)
Steve Backshall tells Scarlett about the effects sewage in rivers has on wildlife.
Part 6: Can carbon capture help tackle climate change?
Scarlett and Jeriah learn how carbon capture can help to slow down climate change.
Part 5: What will food be like in the future?
Scarlett and Jeriah discover why eating meat can be a big problem for the planet.
Part 4: Can you see climate change from space?
Scarlett and Jeriah learn about satellites and how they're helping tackle climate change.
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