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John Muir Award Resource Guide - Sustainability

This resource highlights good practice when communicating a sustainability message as well as collating relevant practical links and on-line resources.
The John Muir Award can embrace considerations of our impact on wild places as well as wider environmental issues – at a local, national and global level, and at home, school or at work. The Conserve Challenge promotes simple concepts of personal responsibility and making a difference, which can be used to explore what sustainability means to participants.

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Global Climate Change - Food Waste

Global Farming - Food Waste

Teacher Pack 2 - learning about food, farming and the landscape of Cannock Chase National Landscape

Teacher Pack 2 - to support teaching and learning, encouraging young people to protect, respect and enjoy this beautiful National Landscape.

Why, why, why, why, why?

Teachers and policymakers are constantly bombarded with messages from every corner of society about what children should learn and experience. Dan Corlett gives four good reasons why food, farming and the natural environment should matter to schools.