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Clean Up the World e-newsletter

2007 CAMPAIGN ACTIVITY REPORT AVAILABLE NOW!

The Clean Up the World 2007 Campaign Activity Report is now available online. We thank all our members and partners for helping make the 15th year of Clean Up the World such a success. A special thank you goes to members who sent us their Activity Reports and photos. These contributions bring the diversity and richness of the campaigns members and their activities to life.

Don't forget you can send the link or download copies of the report for your organisation, local supporters and media. If you do not have access to the internet just contact us and we can email or post you a copy.

Click here to read the 2007 Activity Report.

2008 THEME

As climate change remains an issue of critical global and local concern, the 2008 Clean Up the World campaign theme is "Start Today...Save Tomorrow" "Clean up our climate". Whilst almost all activities undertaken by our members address climate change directly or indirectly, you may choose to use just the first part of this tag line if your activity addresses other issues.

Click here to learn more about the 2008 theme and to download the image.

WELCOME MESSAGE FROM IAN KIERNAN

Ian Kiernan AO, Chairman, Clean Up the World has sent a welcome message to all friends of Clean Up the World.

Click here to hear the message in English.

GET INVOLVED IN WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY 2008

World Environment Day, celebrated each year on 5 June is one of the principal vehicles through which the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) stimulates worldwide awareness of the environment and focuses political attention and action.

Clean Up the World members are encouraged to conduct activities in celebration of World Environment Day. Please register your activities with Clean Up the World and UNEP.

Click here to visit the World Environment Day website.

Click here to contact Clean Up the World to register your activity.

PARTNER NEWS

Clean Up the World is pleased to advise that its longstanding relationships with the following partners will continue in 2008:

United Nations Environment Program (UNEP)

Australian Government's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Brambles

QANTAS

National Geographic Channels International (NGCI)

Marriott International Inc.

Click here to learn more about our existing partners.

In addition, we have some exciting new partners for 2008.

GOOGLE INC.

In an exciting new development, Clean Up the World will be using Google Maps to bring a new dimension to the 2008 campaign.

Using Google technology, Clean Up the World is developing a mapping site where participants can register online and provide details of their activities which will be displayed via Google Maps. Participants will be able to create and enhance Google Maps of their activities, share them with volunteers and choose to have them displayed as part of Clean Up the World regional, national and international maps. This exciting new initiative will visually profile the variety and abundance of Clean Up the World activities around the globe.

Google's innovative search technologies connect millions of people around the world with information every day. Google Maps is a Google service offering powerful, user-friendly mapping technology.

For more information about Google and Google Maps please visit www.google.com and maps.google.com Google and Google Maps are trademarks of Google Inc.

ARMOR is a European leader in high quality patent free compatible printing solutions. ARMOR produces Laser and Inkjet cartridges that are made from empty collected cartridges therefore contributing to the reduction of waste. By launching the Alternative Print Program, ARMOR commits itself further to the preservation of the planet by implementing a clean manufacturing process (ISO 14001 certified), the collection of used cartridges and the valorisation of production waste in an environmentally responsible manner.

ARMOR's Alternative Print program supports the actions of Clean Up the World and its participating organisations. ARMOR also helps raise the awareness of the Clean Up the World campaign in Europe.

Click here to learn more about Armor.

We are proud to announce our new Ambassador Program, an initiative which sees high profile people with a passion for improving our environment raise awareness of the Clean Up the World campaign.

Our first ambassadors are the grand daughter of legendary filmmaker Jacques Cousteau, Celine Cousteau, along with British adventurer David de Rothschild. They have been chosen because they share the vision of Clean Up the World's founder, Ian Kiernan AO, that each of us can turn our passion into action and address the many environmental issues facing our world today.

Please contact us if you know of any environmental champions in your region that we should consider as Clean Up the World ambassadors.

Click here to read more about Clean Up the World's Ambassadors Program and our Ambassadors.

Clean Up the World welcomes the World Organization of The Scout Movement (WOSM) one of the largest youth movements worldwide as a new Ally. It is the global organisation of individual National Scout Organizations (NSO's), representing more than 28 million Scouts in 156 countries, with two thirds of its members living in developing countries.

WOSM will be promoting involvement in the Clean Up the World campaign to its National Scout Organizations (NSO's) and celebrating the achievements of their local Scout Groups.

Click here to learn more WOSM's Ally relationship with Clean Up the World.

Click here to learn more about the World Organization of the Scout Movement (WOSM).

Click here to view the Clean Up the World website and learn more about how you can get involved in the 2008 campaign.