The National Trust for the Cayman Islands proudly announces its first ever Cayman Climate Fair, designed to educate and empower young people the critical issue of climate change. Scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 15th, from 10 am to 4 pm at the Prospect Playhouse, the fair invites schools from across all islands to participate in an exploration of climate science and its impact on our region.

The National Trust says as a frontline nation in the battle against climate change, the Cayman Islands recognize the pressing need for heightened awareness and action. The Cayman Climate Fair aims to take a fresh approach by integrating both science and art to effectively convey the urgency of the climate crisis.
 

“We’re thrilled to introduce Cayman’s first-ever Climate Fair and competition,” says Bella Rooney, Climate Education Officer at the National Trust for the Cayman Islands. “This event offers a unique opportunity for students to unleash their creativity while deepening their understanding of how climate change is reshaping our islands.”

The Climate Fair will showcase a diverse range of projects, including traditional science posters and artistic expressions, all focused on illuminating the multifaceted aspects of climate change. 

Participants will be able to expand their knowledge and  compete for exciting prizes as a recognition of their efforts.

“We encourage members of the public to join us at the Climate Fair,” added Bella. “It’s a fantastic opportunity to engage with our youth, gain insight into their perspectives on climate change, and witness firsthand the passion and dedication they bring to addressing this global challenge.”
 

The Fair is scheduled to take place on Saturday, June 15th, from 10 am to 4 pm at the Prospect Playhouse and  Registration for schools is now open and interested parties can apply online via the official registration form: https://www.cognitoforms.com/TheNationalTrustForTheCaymanIslands/ClimateFairApplicationForm.
 

The deadline for registration is Friday, May 24th, 2024.