Climate Facilitation Pack (Inc. the small Carbon Footprint Game – Set A or B)
From: £199.00 ex VAT
Want to bring climate education into your workplace but not sure where to start?
The Climate Facilitator Pack (Inc. the small Carbon Footprint Game)Â gives you everything you need to confidently teach climate change and increase engagement in climate initiatives.
Designed for sustainability professionals and educators, this pack transforms climate learning from dull and overwhelming to interactive, empowering, and action-focused.
With a mix of practical resources, expert insights and a gamified tool, you’ll be able to run engaging, science-backed climate workshops and pop-up activities.
What’s Inside?
– Online Training Course (3–5 hours); Gain the knowledge and confidence to facilitate impactful climate education.
-Carbon Footprint Game ; A fun, engaging comparison game based on How Bad Are Bananas? by Prof. Mike Berners-Lee
-Facilitator Cheat Sheets & Critique Sheets – Simplify complex concepts and guide discussions effectively.
-How Bad Are Bananas? (Book) A go-to resource for understanding the real impact of everyday choices.
Note regarding our pricing:
We want our products to be available to as many people as possible to enable widespread climate learning and lots of positive climate actions. This means we use a tiered system for our pricing which corresponds to your company’s revenue/ turnover. By having a tiered system we are able to offer variable rates to schools and charities- so you know as a corporate buyer you are giving something back!
Want to bring climate education into your workplace but not sure where to start?
The Climate Facilitator Pack gives you everything you need to confidently teach climate change and increase engagement in climate initiatives.
Designed for sustainability professionals and educators, this pack transforms climate learning from dull and overwhelming to interactive, empowering, and action-focused.
With a mix of practical resources, expert insights and a gamified tool, you’ll be able to run engaging, science-backed climate workshops and pop-up activities.
What’s Inside?
– Online Training Course (3–5 hours); Gain the knowledge and confidence to facilitate impactful climate education.
-Carbon Footprint Game ; A fun, engaging comparison game based on How Bad Are Bananas? by Prof. Mike Berners-Lee
-Facilitator Cheat Sheets & Critique Sheets – Simplify complex concepts and guide discussions effectively.
-How Bad Are Bananas? (Book) A go-to resource for understanding the real impact of everyday choices.
Why Choose the Climate Facilitator Pack?
- Everything You Need in One Pack; No prior knowledge of carbon footprints needed, just ready-to-use materials.
- Science-Backed & Interactive; All game data is sourced from Professor Mike Berners-Lee’s book ‘How Bad are Bananas?’ – the UK’s most comprehensive compendium of carbon footprint research in the UK.
- Flexible; Use it in meetings, workshops, or as pop-up engagement activities.
- Scalable; Train others in your organisation to expand the impact even further.
Also available in a BIGGER size.
| Weight | 2.4 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 30 × 22 × 8 cm |
| Set | A, B |
| Material | World Land Trust Carbon balanced print (offset for the carbon footprint) and paper made from 100% recycled material |
3 reviews for Climate Facilitation Pack (Inc. the small Carbon Footprint Game – Set A or B)
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Anonymous –
I thought that the game we played was a really effective tool for getting conversations about carbon literacy going
Claire Barclay, United Learning, Southway Primary –
As a Teaching Assistant I loved the game but I actually really liked “facilitating” the game to others on the course, critiquing and receiving constructive criticism.
Anonymous –
Opportunity to discuss sustainability issues and sustainability education in particular with colleagues. HBAB provided an excellent vehicle for doing so