Max-Windmüller-Gymnasium Emden, Heinrich-Hertz-Schule Hamburg, Theodor-Storm-Schule Husum, Lindbjergskolen Herning, Simon Vestdijk School Harlingen.
Film “Young Climate Action for World Heritage” at the Wadden Sea
Heinrich-Hertz-Schule Hamburg (Germany), Theodor-Storm-Schule Husum (Germany), Lindbjergskolen Herning (Denmark), Simon Vestdijk School Harlingen (Netherlands)
The film “Young Climate Action for World Heritage Site in the Wadden Sea” was produced in close cooperation with the students and aimed to present all the student projects of the participating schools from the UNESCO Associated Schools network and other schools from Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands. The movie was produced in close cooperation with the students.
Short film „The Wadden Sea – Our Trip to Sankt Peter Ording”
Heinrich-Hertz-Schule Hamburg
The film shows the students exploring the natural heritage site and discusses its natural beauty, but also the challenges that climate change poses to the protected area. The film combines informative and artistic elements, using sounds, impressions of the landscape and other images they recorded during the workshop.
“We shot putting our feet in the mud and searching for the smallest snail in the world... It was eye-opening! Then, removing invasive black cherry from the shore and walking into sunset … made us feel connected to each other and One with the Wadden Sea.” Matilde, 15 years old.
Short film "UNESCO World Heritage Wadden Sea - and what climate change has to do with it"
Theodor-Storm-Schule Husum
In their film, the students show how their shared heritage at the Wadden Sea is threatened by climate change. A detailed and informative film, based on extensive research and interviews with various stakeholders about how climate change is threatening their hometown.