Climate Change Vlog by Dalry Primary School
A blog post by Young Reporters for the Environment
Young Reporters for the Environment
Guest blogger
Posted 02/11/2021
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World leaders have arrived in Glasgow for the UN Climate Change Conference known as COP26. While they make important decisions that will impact the future for us all, we have invited young people across Scotland to articulate their views through the international Young Reporters for the Environment programme we run in Scotland.
This vlog was submitted to us by P7 pupils from Dalry Primary School in North Ayrshire. Using puppets the pupils highlight their hopes for the outcomes of COP26, the importance of climate action and showcase what they are doing at home and at school.