The Problem
Dr. Jane Goodall tells Justin about Plastic Pollution
Our Plan
Justin starts to research study and then raise awareness on our world\'s plastic pollution problems--- all based on his love for frogs.
Themes Addressed
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Advocacy
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Dr. Jane Goodall
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Endangered Species
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Pollution
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The Benefit
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People
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Animals
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Environment
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Here is how the project went:
Justin researched and has made plastic pollution a big focus to his frog project.
Through this project I/we learned:
Justin has learned so much about plastic pollution and the dangers for people, animals, and specifically our oceans.
What I/we might change:
Justin is still in the process of getting all the research facts out to his classmates.
My/our favorite part of this project was:
Our favorite part of this project was making an impact at Justin's school in Los Angeles. He purchased $2,000 worth of reusable snack bags for his classmate and provided every 3rd grader a reusable water bottle with a picture of an animal they promise to use less plastic for and pledge to work harder to be an eco hero like Justin and the frogs.
Some tips, tricks or fun facts about the project:
The most exciting fun fact is that Justin was in Bravery Magazine as the "brave kid" that is conserving the planet like Dr. Jane Goodall. Justin met Dr. Jane in San Francisco at one of her Roots and Shoots events and gave her the magazine.
