E-Day plans

[Bobbie Ireland]

Involving children is the way forward. Does the US celebrate this event?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8958202.stm

VIEWPOINT
Matt Prescott

People using their creative energies in the E-Day Ark can help raise awareness of the plight of some of the world's most threatened species, says Matt Prescott, founding organiser of E-Day. In this week's Green Room, he encourages people to get involved to help give biodiversity a voice.
   
It is going to take a lot of imagination to make the world a better place

The aim of this year's E-Day is to encourage children to explore the world, to learn about the world's animals and to use their creativity to help the environment.

In particular, I would like to invite any young person who loves nature to make a puppet of the animal that they are most passionate about, and to share their creation with the rest of the world by sending it to E-Day's online Ark...