Ellyanne, Kenya: COP27
In Kenya, severe droughts have made it much harder for things to grow. Ellyanne…
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.
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Six young climate activists from six different continents deliver a powerful message to COP26 about how climate change is already having an impact on their lives.
This is Prince Charles' full video message to children, which introduces the COP26: In Your Hands documentary.
Kynan is a young filmmaker and climate activist from an indigenous tribe, living in a remote part of Indonesia – Sungai Utik in West Kalimantan.
Hannah is a member of a Youth Climate Action group in the Lake District and has recently joined a steering committee for the Cumbrian Youth Climate Conference.
Darielen is an indigenous activist on climate change. From her small village in the Amazon she has made a big impact and is a well-known figure in Brazil.
Tamsyn lives in the Blue Mountains of New South Wales, a world heritage site, not far from the city of Sydney.
Queen is from Cameroon, home to some of the world’s most unique wildlife and stunning rainforests. Climate change is not something she fears, it’s something she experiences.
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