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Keep Britain Tidy is attending COP26 alongside the Foundation for Environmental Education
Keep Britain Tidy is today attending the UN Climate Conference COP26 to present in the Green Zone as part of our role delivering Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE) programmes in England.
The presentation, which will focus on harnessing the power of networks to tackle climate change, will include talks from our very own Eco-Schools programme manager Lee Wray-Davis alongside other FEE representatives from around the globe.
There will also be an interview with the General Manager of the Green Key awarded London Marriott Hotel Regent's Park and the Sustainability Chair for Marriott UK, Mr. Alok Dixit, about climate change action in the hospitality industry through the participation in the Green Key Programme.
Keep Britain Tidy runs the following FEE programmes in England under license. You can learn more about each programme by clicking the link;
- Eco-Schools (education)
- Learning About Forests (education)
- Green Key (tourism and hospitality)
- Blue Flag (beaches and marinas)
Tune in LIVE to watch the event on YouTube at 3.30pm today or if you miss it don't worry as the recording will be available after the event at the same link.
Support our work to tackle the climate emergency
Keep Britain Tidy is committed to tackling climate change and protecting the environment on our doorstep and beyond. We do this both through the FEE programmes we manage such as Eco-Schools, and Green Key, but also through our policy and campaigning work to ensure we eliminate waste and encourage everyone to take small steps towards living more sustainably.
A donation of just £30 could be used to provide a school with educational resources about climate change. Just £10 could help us fund our policy work, such as our successful 'Break the Bag Habit' campaign which has resulted in 9 billion fewer single-use plastic bags used.
