Young Environmentalist
Present your unique solutions to environmental problems by entering this competition and change how we look at the environment.
This contest is looking for people like you, who care about the planet.
Present your unique solutions to environmental problems by entering this competition and change how we look at the environment. You can enter as a team or as an individual and channel your skills to address some of today’s environmental challenges.
Submissions are in project form and must show your ingenious way of tackling the issue.
Your project work will go through a local stage first, followed by the district heats and then, if chosen, on to the national final.
The competition is open to environmentalists aged between 7 and 17.
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