Portsmouth MP Stephen Morgan has become the UK’s 1,000th Climate Ambassador.
Morgan, who leads on sustainability at the Department for Education, completed the Climate Ambassadors programme, which links experts working on climate and sustainability with education professionals.
As part of the government’s sustainability and climate change strategy, all education settings have been asked to produce climate action plans that will help reduce their community’s environmental impact.
Free support is available from a range of sources to help build these plans, including Education Nature Park, the Sustainability Support for Education Hub and the Let’s Go Zero programme.
Portsmouth MP Stephen Morgan says “The Climate Ambassadors programme is a vital part of the Department for Education’s strategy to empower schools and educators in tackling the climate crisis.
I’m proud to be joining over 1,000 volunteers to support schools in developing and delivering their climate action plans.”
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