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Asked by issybomb to Cat?, Elaine, Helena, Iain, Gabriel on 11 Mar 2016. This question was also asked by Bambi, Dojo?, Tara.
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Olusegun Gabriel Fawole answered on 11 Mar 2016:
I will want you to vote for me so that I can help the Eco and Science clubs in a primary academy in my area of Birmingham. They will like to have more science kits to help their understanding of science and also learn new ways they can help protect the environment.
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Cat Scott ? answered on 13 Mar 2016:
I’m helping to set up a project to twin a forest in Leeds with a forest in Tanzania in Africa (like when you ‘twin’ a town) so I would use the money to make some activities for school children in Tanzania to learn about why their forests are so important and encourage them to preserve the forests for as long as possible. ? ? ?
Making sure tropical rainforests stay standing and don’t get cut down is a really important way to fight climate change, as well as saving the habitats of lots of animals – these educational actitivies will be very important because the school children in Tanzania do not have access as much information as school children in the UK do. ? ?
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Helena Quilter answered on 13 Mar 2016:
I would really love to win! I’m trying to set up some workshops with my friends at work that we can take into primary schools and help people learn about climate change. And also get the chance to meet scientists who are trying to make thing better! We can’t afford some of the things we need at the minute though so winning the five hundred pounds would really help!
I think you should vote for the scientist you like the best though – everyone in this zone has been amazing so far and I’m sure they would all put the five hundred pounds to really good use. I’m having a lot of fun doing this competition and it’s not just about winning the money for us!
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