2014

Three of the World’s

Leading Eco-

Scientists and three

of the World’s

Beauty Queens are

about to make

a difference to

the world today.

*Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest free-standing mountain in the

world.

Karen Briggs

(Numerous World and European Championship medals, Judo)

Pascal Gentil

(Taekwondo World Champion and Olympic Medalist)

Steve MacNamara

(England RL Coach)

Lee Radford

(Hull FC)

Mathias Gelber

(Worlds Greenest Man 2008)

*Karen Briggs, Steve MacNamara and Lee Radford are from Hull.

Since 1912, Kilimanjaro has

lost 82% of its ice cap

Has lost 55% of its remaining

glacier fields since 1962

Scientists predict all ice on the

mountain may disappear by

2020

Imagine what will happen to

our children

To raise funds to support

our environmental education portal

we are developing with

the University of Hull

http://www.pattfoundation.org/environmental-education-portal-patt/

Help us tell our story to the

world. We are prepared to offer

exclusive access to the full

story for your network for the

production of short and long

form content across multiple

distribution channels.

People will have a great

recognition that your

organization cares about this

deteriorating world. The world

will forever recall your name

and your genuine concern to

the global warming as you are

about to imprint your green

footsteps on the ground

through this meaningful project.

Receive a full access to the

team activities to create this

worth-telling story both at pre-

climb training sessions and

during the exciting climb.

Dr. Ian Redmond is a tropical field biologist and

conservationist, renowned for his work with great apes and elephants. For more than 30 years he has been

associated with Mountain Gorillas, through research, filming, tourism and

conservation work.

He was the late Dr. Dian Fossey’sresearch assistant in Rwanda. This

led him into documentary film-making with a helping hand in BBC’s “Life on

Earth” and “Gorillas in the Mist”.

Dr. Ian Singleton is the Director of Conservation at PanEco Foundation and Scientific

Director for the Sumatran Orangutan Conservation Programme.

Ian is nowadays kept busy working to confiscate illegal pet orangutans and

return them to a life in the wild, in field research and monitoring of the

remaining wild Sumatran orangutan population, and in efforts to protect

their habitat.

Dr. Andrew Steel is the founder and chief exec of the PATT Foundation. is originally from Hull in the north of England but has lived and worked overseas for many years, initially in Sri Lanka and now

Thailand. An ex Military man who has a background in international

management and forestry. He started PATT to address the problem of

deforestation, particularly within Asia.

*All three doctors are from Hull.

40% decrease in

ice cover

Ice caps melting

More the 1,000 ft²

per second

Melting glaciers

Mean water loss

for 100s of

millions of people

one-fourth of the

Earth's species

to

be headed for

extinction by

2050

Climate change

will cause

storms,

hurricanes and

tropical storms

to become more

intense

Email: andrew.steel@pattfoundation.org

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A UK registered charity and a Thailand

Foundation operating throughout the

Southeast Asia region. PATT initiates,

develops and manages large-scale

reforestation projects countering

deforestation and climate change.

In conjunction with its reforestation

projects, PATT conducts environmental

education programmes for school children

across the UK and Thailand.

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