• Climate Change Challenge

    The greatest environmental challenge the world has ever faced, but together we can do something about it!

What happens at a The Climate Action Challenge event?

The Climate Action Challenge will last for around 2.5 hours but this can change to meet your requirements.

We start with a group briefing, including a presentation from the charity.

Your teams will be split into teams of up to 8 people. Each team has a base station and must create a team name!

A team matrix will tell the team which challenge they need to be at and when!

They must acquire oZones (charity cryptocurrency) by completing team challenges that are focused on climate change and the environment.

At the end of the challenge, we will do a final count to see which team won the most oZones and announce the winners.

Why take part in a Climate Action Challenge?

We can partner you with one of our Climate Action Challenge charity partners:

You could support a charity like Possible. Whether they’re running tree-planting days, vegan feasts or heat-camera treasure hunts. Plugging community-owned solar into train lines. Reimagining parks or lobbying MPs about onshore wind. Everything they do is about inspiring more people to take more ambitious action on climate change.

Or support the #BinForGreenSeas project by Green Seas Trust and help reduce the amount of plastic entering the seas and coastal areas. In the UK, 7.7 billion plastic water bottles are used each year and 700,000 are littered every day. Marine litter presents a huge problem in our oceans. Some scientists warn that by 2050, the number of plastics in the oceans will outweigh fish.

Contact us to find out more about this challenge for your team.

Climate Action Challenges

Plastic Ocean – Questions will be answered by team members. If successful the team can go to the ocean pond and retrieve as many fish trapped in plastic bottles as possible in 30 seconds.

What’s Watt? – Just how much energy is required to power everyday items? The team will get a chance to create their own power source and charge a tablet computer.

Wind Farm – A mathematical problem requiring the whole team’s input to work out when the windfarm was able to generate electricity. Brainpower and great teamwork required.

Re-use, Re-Purpose, Re-cycle – What is currently recyclable, and what can be safely reused and repurposed?

Endangered – Identify the species and where it’s located. Will its habitat survive if the temperature rises?

BeeHave – Which Beekeeper keeps Apus Cerana Japonica? Teams will need all their detective skills and by a process of elimination, they will reveal the answer.

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