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Friday, 20 August 2010


Do you anything about nature?

Do you know about nature?

Do you anything about nature? 

A NEW survey has revealed that British kids don’t know much about nature or the outdoors.

More than 2,000 kids were surveyed by the TV channel Eden to launch a new campaign, Eden Inspires, in association with TV presenter Ben Fogle, which aims to get kids more connected with nature.

They found that almost three-quarters of British kids spend more time watching TV in a week than they do playing outside. Around 36% of kids say they only play outside once a week or less.

Their knowledge on native animals is also limited, with over 50% believing that grey squirrels are native, and 39% believing birds nest in autumn and winter.

Eden can be found on Sky, channel 532 and Virgin TV channel 208.

 

Do you agree with the survey?

A NEW survey has revealed that British kids don’t know much about nature or the outdoors. 
More than 2,000 kids were surveyed by the TV channel Eden to launch a new campaign, Eden Inspires, in association with TV presenter Ben Fogle, which aims to get kids more connected with nature. 
They found that almost three-quarters of British kids spend more time watching TV in a week than they do playing outside. Around 36% of kids say they only play outside once a week or less. 
Their knowledge on native animals is also limited, with over 50% believing that grey squirrels are native, and 39% believing birds nest in autumn and winter.
Eden can be found on Sky, channel 532 and Virgin TV channel 208. 
Do you agree with the survey?

A NEW survey has revealed that British kids don’t know much about nature or the outdoors.

More than 2,000 kids were surveyed by the TV channel Eden to launch a new campaign, Eden Inspires, in association with TV presenter Ben Fogle, which aims to get kids more connected with nature.

They found that almost three-quarters of British kids spend more time watching TV in a week than they do playing outside. Around 36% of kids say they only play outside once a week or less.

Their knowledge on native animals is also limited, with over 50% believing that grey squirrels are native, and 39% believing birds nest in autumn and winter.

Eden can be found on Sky, channel 532 and Virgin TV channel 208.

 

Do you agree with the survey?

A NEW survey has revealed that British kids don’t know much about nature or the outdoors.

More than 2,000 kids were surveyed by the TV channel Eden to launch a new campaign, Eden Inspires, in association with TV presenter Ben Fogle, which aims to get kids more connected with nature.

They found that almost three-quarters of British kids spend more time watching TV in a week than they do playing outside. Around 36% of kids say they only play outside once a week or less.

Their knowledge on native animals is also limited, with over 50% believing that grey squirrels are native, and 39% believing birds nest in autumn and winter.

Eden can be found on Sky, channel 532 and Virgin TV channel 208.

 

Do you agree with the survey?

 

A NEW survey has revealed that British kids don’t know much about nature or the outdoors. 

More than 2,000 kids were surveyed by the TV channel Eden to launch a new campaign, Eden Inspires, in association with TV presenter Ben Fogle, which aims to get kids more connected with nature. 

They found that almost three-quarters of British kids spend more time watching TV in a week than they do playing outside.

Around 36% of kids say they only play outside once a week or less. Their knowledge on native animals is also limited, with over 50% believing that grey squirrels are native, and 39% believing birds nest in autumn and winter.Eden can be found on Sky, channel 532 and Virgin TV channel 208. 


Do you agree with the survey? Vote on out polls at www.firstnews.co.uk/polls and let us know. 





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