What on Earth is in your garden?National Science and Engineering Week (NSEW) is now less than a month away and several of our online projects are now live and ready to go! Our flagship venture, the nature-spotting
What on Earth Project, has already had over 100 wildlife photos uploaded and the first entries for our Endanger Ranger’s Competition have now arrived in the office!
We’re all very excited here at NSEW HQ about this year’s Week, and I hope you are too! As well as some great online activities, there’s a plethora of events taking place across the UK. If you haven’t already told us what you’re up to, then its not too late to add your event to the online database.
Now in its 17th year, NSEW 2010 is shaping up to be the biggest yet – it’s never too late to get involved in the nation’s largest celebration of science and engineering.
With kind regards,
Dan Richards
National Science and Engineering Week Officer
British Science Association
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Through the new What on Earth project, upload photos of wildlife in your garden or grounds and get free wildflower seeds!
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All you need to do to support this nationwide competition is get involved in the What On Earth Project
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Entries are now pouring in for our artistic poster competition on endangered species… are you taking part?
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Are you bowled-over by busy bees or marvelled by mining moles? Read all about our top-10 and cast your vote!
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As well as hundreds of events during the Week, there’s also several major science festival taking place… plan your diary now!
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Engage your kids with our free activity packs, colour-in with preschoolers or check out the ‘Who See’s What?’ conservation kit for older pupils
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Evaluation doesn’t have to be taxing – we’ve created simple online surveys so you can tell us how your events go.
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