Roots & Shoots in Peru, the USA and South Korea: Frogs, Theatre Kits and a Wetland Saved
In Peru, students monitor frog species alongside park rangers in the Reserva Nacional de Junín. In Illinois, Bailey M. created sensory friendly theatre kits for children with disabilities. In South Korea, a small Roots & Shoots group helped reverse a landfill order and protect Bucheon’s last natural wetland.
Endangered Species Day: A Roots & Shoots Project in Czech Republic
In Czech Republic, Roots & Shoots students are leading the Endangered Animal Poster Project to protect the Little Owl and other at-risk species. Through education and community action, they prove that small changes can make a big difference for biodiversity.
How Roots & Shoots Groups Are Fighting Wildlife Trafficking in the DRC
Roots & Shoots youth in the Democratic Republic of Congo are taking bold steps to protect endangered species and fight wildlife trafficking. From education campaigns to sustainable farming initiatives, these young changemakers are proving that small actions can create lasting impact. Discover how they’re leading the way for wildlife conservation.
