It was great to get an email from Jessie's Mum saying Jessie wanted to join Kids Against Plastic.
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A re you a young person that is eager to do their bit for the planet, and passionate to take action against plastic pollution?
If you are, we’d love you to join our Kids Against Plastic team!
The Kids Against Plastic team is a group of young people around the country that are working together to reduce use of single-use plastic, do litter picks and encourage more people to become Plastic Clever.
We are looking out for some environmentally conscious kids and teens to get on board and grow our team of young activists fighting single-use plastic. With more children raising public awareness about the problems with plastic, we can make a bigger impact and show the world that us kids have a voice and should be listened to.
Sound like the sort of thing you’d like to do? Great!
Here are some things you could do as a Kid Against Plastic, to get you started:
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- Arrange and participate in litter picks in your area and send the total of single-use plastic you collected to us with a photo, so we can add you to our Hall of Fame
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- Lead by example; don’t use the big four plastic polluters (plastic coffee cups and lids, plastic bottles and tops, plastic straws and plastic bags) and encourage others to do the same.
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- Spread the word about the problems with single-use plastic.
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- Encourage cafes and schools in your local area to become ‘Plastic Clever’
If you are still keen to get involved, please use the contact form (on the right).
Find out about what our team of Kids Against Plastic have been up to in the posts below.
The Kids Against Plastic Team
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Recent Kids Against Plastic Team Posts
We were so excited to get an email from Emma expressing interest in getting involved with KAP. Emma is already very active with Surfers Against Sewage, but is keen to lead her school to becoming a Plastic Clever School in her role as a Kid Against Plastic.
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Isobel finds single-use plastic as annoying and frustrating as we do, and like us, thinks that it's important to actually try and do something about it.
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