YRE Awards (Jun. 03)
12 countries participated to the competition in the articles or photo category. the super award for articles is won by Greece. In the photo category, a school from Morocco won the 1st prize (photo on the right). Discover all results below . Morever, the jury decided to give a special prize to an article from United-Kingdom and a prize for originality to an article from Ireland. discover the complete results for articles and photos.
Last YRE article
3 Geographies, 3 Pollutions, from Denmark, Greece, Turkey
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The potable water in Magnesia, from Greece Read more
This air is ours, from Turkey Read more
Ampelopoulia, from Cyprus Read more
Water restrictions, from Spain read more
Fur Farming, from Denmark read more
Plastic World, from Turkey read more
Mission on Clean and Renewable
energy (Sept. 03)
Fossil fuels (oil, coal, gas) are source of air pollution (locally) and Climate change (globally). Nuclear energy is virtually clean since it is not a source of greenhouse gases emissions, but generates hazardous waste on a very long term. In this context, alternative sources of energy like wind, solar, biomass, or small hydroelectric systems represent a large potential of clean sources of energy. Can they really match the world demand for energy? Can they represent a real alternative to fossil fuels? This is some of the questions that will be raised in a YRE mission that will take place from 27th of Sept. to 04 Oct. 2003, in France. More info to come soon
YRE of the Month
Every month, we will identify YRE who carried out an interesting investigation, photos, 
interwiews... Do you want to be the YRE of the month? Submit your articles or your photos to the chief editor, or to your national contact
After only one year in the YRE international network as member of the Foundation for Environmental Education, the development of activities in Morocco reveals to be very successful and promising. 62 shcools carried out Young reporters activities this year, to investigate their local environment. The 5th of june, the Foundation Mohammed VI who is leading the programme in Morocco will reward the work of the youth and teachers who have been extremely dynamic (118 photos have been sent to participate to the competition). The ceremony will be chaired by S.A.R, the Princess Lalla Hasnaa, Effective President of the Fondation Mohammed VI for the Protection of the Environment (photo with the Young reporters) .
nd richest ecosystem in the world (after tropical forests) but they are threatened by human activities and climate change. Is this situation sustainable in a region strongly depending on tourism? 3 Young reportrs, have been sent on mission to Freeport, in Bahamas to meet with local actors to answer their questions.