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The Butterfly Effect Schools Project

14th November 2011
Thurlton Primary School pupils take part in Butterfly Effect Project

They are children of the Broads growing up on the doorstep of marshland, reedbeds and rivers. However, what creeping effects could climate change bring to their area by the time they are adults?…

4th November 2011
Anglian Water Press Release
Norfolk children get creative to help shape future of the Broads

Children from 10 Norfolk primary schools are being given a chance to help shape the future of The Broads. Pupils will take part in a project organisers have called “The Butterfly Effect”, producing maps to show what their part of the Broads could look like in years to come.

The Butterfly Effect Installation

4th Nov 2009
Mike Stevens talks to Leonora Oppenheim about the Broads and the Butterfly Effect Project

Leonora Oppenheim of Elio studio talks about the progress of the arts project linking the Norfolk Broads with local schools. It brings into visual focus environmental issues around the Broads and their uses for leisure and pleasure.

28th May 2009
‘The Butterfly Effect’ – An Interactive Exhibit

Interactive Map Engages Public on how Climate Change Effects their Future. TreeHugger spends an awful lot of time discussing technological solutions to climate change and other environmental challenges. Whether it’s industrial solar cookers, the latest electric cars or solar planes….

27th May 2009
The Butterfly Effect gets people thinking about the future

Do you know what’s going to happen tomorrow? How about in 10 years time? Or even 100 years? Do you know what kind of houses we’ll be living in, how we’ll travel to work or school, what kind of food we will eat, or what will the landscape will look like?….

21st May 2009
Living a sustainable Norfolk life

The first Norwich and Norfolk Sustainable Living Festival looks at how our ‘green’ actions can benefit future generations. More than 30 organisations are hosting exhibitions, debates, workshops and activities around sustainable living at The Forum in Norwich…..

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