A guidebook and handbook for students who are completing their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award. It’s contents include: What the Duke of Edinburgh Award? Why do you want to do your bronze duke of Edinburgh award? Getting started Important dates for your diary Gathering evidence Guide to your volunteering Volunteering planner Guide to your physical Physical planner Guide to your skills Skills planner Guide to your expedition The Countryside Code Evaluation Forms Kit List Keywords

26 individual homework tasks that are self led and minimum teacher input needed Follows the following curriculum: Amazing world Ecosystems Development Coasts Africa Weather

54 careers that link to geography banner, with a brief description of each. Some examples below: Climate scientist - be part of the global team tackling one of humanities biggest challenges Expedition leader - Lead teams through some of the most remote and exciting places on earth Wildlife photographer - Capture the raw beauty of nature through your lens - every shot tells a story Travel influencer - Get paid to explore the world and share stories about the people and places you discover National park ranger - work outdoors every day protecting wildlife and helping visitors connect with nature Sustainability consultant - help companies go green and design a cleaner, smarter, future Environmental lawyer - use the law to defend forests, oceans, and endangered species Cultural heritage officer - protect landmarks, artefacts, and traditions that tell the story of humanity Games designer - build realistic worlds and landscapes inspired by real world geography Urban explorer - document hidden or abandoned spaces, combining geography, storytelling and photography