The Environmentalists

We Root for Earth

Kids EN ↓ 30 episoder

A student podcast designed to educate others on the small changes we all can do to help protect Earth's valuable resources in a sustainable way. The podcast is run by The Environmentalists, a middle school club. You can subscribe to our podcast newsletter and learm more about out projects at https://werootforearth732232767.wordpress.com/home/. Interested in learning more about our projects, leave us a voice message: anchor.fm/the-environmentalists/message

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The Environmentalists

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werootforearth732232767.wordpress.com

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23. nov. 2023

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We Root for Earth Episode 4: We Grow Together 23.05.2021 6:10

In this episode we talk about a project we started for the students of our school so they can learn about the importance of plants. We hope you enjoy hearing about the project.  Let us know if you want to know more about it.

We Root for Earth Episode 3: Growing Plants from Scraps 13.05.2021 6:31

Learn about a project we worked on for the Purple Plow Challenge sponsored by the Department of Agriculture

We Root for Earth Episode 2: Earth Day 22.04.2021 4:07

Learn a little history about Earth Day and what you can do to make a difference.

We Root for Earth Episode 1: Fast Fashion 22.04.2021 5:32

Our first official episode is about Fast Fashion because with it being spring, a lot of people are probably doing spring cleaning which may mean cleaning out closets and getting rid of clothes which do not decompose in a landfill.

Welcome to We Root for Earth 15.04.2021 1:41

We are a group of students sharing what we are learning about environmental issues and we would love it if you would join us our journey to make the world a better place.  