Find out all about WWW Patron, Professor Terry V Callaghan. You’ll hear about what inspired him to get involved in Arctic science and his most proud moment of his 56 year career.
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The Competition On Tuesday 25th April 2023, WWW collaborated with GlosGeog, Gloucestershire’s local Geographical Association branch, to take seven schools both in and beyond Gloucestershire on a trip to the Arctic. We explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were
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Find out all about WWW Arctic Explorer, artist and writer, Nanou Blair Gould. You’ll hear about what inspired her to travel to Svalbard and how her life has been impacted from that experience.
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We have reached a huge milestone of having taught over 20,000 pupils about climate change since 2016 when we first started our education programme.
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Find out all about Sir David Hempleman-Adams, his expeditions, what motivates him, and why he was inspired to set up Wicked Weather Watch.
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The Competition On Wednesday 29th March 2023, we took nine schools across the UK on a trip to the Arctic where we explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were challenged to create an igloo using only the base template
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The Competition On Friday 24th March 2023, we took Switzerland-based Geneva English School on a trip to the Arctic where we explored the question, ‘What is so cool about the Arctic?’. In addition to the many and varied activities completed during the day, pupils were challenged to create an igloo using only the base template and
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Earth Hour: Little Actions with Big Impacts March 25th marks the annual observance of Earth Hour, a global initiative organised by the WWF to raise awareness about climate change and promoting sustainable action. During this hour, individuals and organisations around the world turn off their lights for 60 minutes. Even notable landmarks, such as the
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Women’s History Month: Eunice Foote This post marks the second instalment dedicated to Women’s History Month, dedicated towards celebrating women’s contribution to society. In this post, we will present an incredibly influential woman, who until recently, was not credited for her findings. Her name is Eunice Foote and she predicted global warming in 1856. “The
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Women’s History Month: Ann Bancroft The month of March marks ‘Women’s History Month’, where we celebrate the contribution of women to society, culture and history (History.com Editors, 2022). Hence, it is only right that we dedicate this month to shining a light on various inspiring women who have contributed to Arctic science and exploration. In
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