Could schools help solve the water pollution crisis?

Caroline Conway-Physick is Head of Improving Rivers at Thames 21 an organisation reconnecting people to nature by helping them enjoy, protect and enhance their local rivers. Whether it's the Thames or one of its many tributaries. Jenny Lawy is Head of Geography at Hendon School where she engages her students in all aspects of the climate and nature crisis. Jenny is also a Water Ranger and part of the Brent Catchment Water Quality Working Group. Robert Bloomfield is a biodiversity and science communication specialist whose career included senior leadership at the Natural History Museum, London. He has advised UK policymakers and led major initiatives connecting people with biodiversity and environmental issues. He has worked internationally on environmental interpretation, and public engagement strategy and was awarded the OBE for his services to Science in Society. Now retired he volunteers with CURB (Clean up the River Brent) as a science and engagement advisor and works alongside other volunteers on the river. 0:00 Start