Intex Inflatable Orca Whale Ride On

Product Information

A giant replica of Planet Earth and an 18-metre whale are coming to Wakefield as part of a three month-long festival to promote climate change action. The professional services firm partnered with WDC in 2021 to help grow its ambitious ‘ Green Whale’ initiative, which seeks to establish whales as ‘international public good’ and allies in the fight against climate breakdown. Angela Mitchell, Senior Partner for Deloitte in Scotland, said: “We have been working with WDC to help scale up its ambitions for protecting whales and dolphins around the world, and it’s been really valuable to have them share their knowledge with one of our partner schools. The professional services firm partnered with WDC in 2021 to help grow its ambitious ‘Green Whale’ initiative, which seeks to establish whales as ‘international public good’ and allies in the fight against climate breakdown. The program begins with an introduction about whales. Next, students will meet Ladder. They will spend 40 minutes watching the large whale inflate and come to life, and then will go inside the whale for more information with our marine educator! Topics will include species in the Gulf of Maine, whale anatomy and adaptations, and conservation.

Explorers will be able to journey into the belly of an enormous inflatable whale at a brand-new family-fun day coming to Scunthorpe town centre on Saturday 30 September. An indoor space is essential for hosting Hope. Minimum space requirements are 15m x 9m, plus an electricity supply. Lorna Hall, WDC education co-ordinator, said: “We really enjoyed taking our life-sized inflatable whale to Govan High School and were pleased to see the students so enthusiastic about the work we do. Request a program at your preferred date below. We recommend requesting a program at least one month in advance so we can try our best to accommodate your preferred date. Students will be invited inside the whale to learn about the anatomy and ask questions of our experienced educators.

Subscribe

The brilliant activities at this event will help young people think about one of the biggest issues of our time – protecting the environment – in a fun, interactive way," said North Lincolnshire Council leader Cllr Rob Waltham. "Across North Lincolnshire we are driving forward with our green priorities. We have many visitors, but both ladies shone as knowing their facts, their audience and how to pitch and keep the children’s interest throughout their visit.’ Best for students Pre-K – 6th Grade, although it can be adapted for older children and public groups

Deloitte is also funding a travel grant to help pupils from other schools travel to WDC’s Scottish Dolphin Centre in Moray across the next year. Many of these activities bring the themes of our Green Future strategy to life in engaging ways – including conserving and creating new habitats for wildlife and disposing of our waste correctly and recycling wherever possible," said Cllr David Rose, cabinet member for the environment.A giant whale will appear in Scunthorpe on Saturday, September 30. And people will have the chance to journey into its belly.

In July more than 600 people joined the launch of the Summer Reading Challenge at Scunthorpe Central Library, enjoying a variety of sport and play themed activities.WDC is building a global network of scientists, conservationists, economists, and businesses, all united in our ambitions to save the whale as an intelligent being, and our climate ally. Previous free family events that have taken place this summer include the Folk Dance Remixed celebration, and the Summer Reading Challenge at Scunthorpe Library in July, which 600 people attended. The work, known as Gaia, features detailed NASA imagery and will be accompanied by a surround-sound musical composition by the award-winning composer Dan Jones. Please make sure your space is INDOORS, at least 65 feet long (diagonally is okay) and is available for 15-30 minutes prior to and after the presentation for set-up and breakdown.