Green Expo 2023 is being held on the banks of the River Dee in Chester on June 15-17 to showcase the North West & North Wales' green credentials.
As part of the Expo, Green Expo is launching a PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION for any ages or abilities with a special ‘Kids Colouring in Sheet' for restaurants attractions, shops and retail, in and around the city to use for the months of May and June.
The Green Expo Photography Competition 2023 is new this year and open to all ages and abilities.
Winning entries will have their photograph exhibited in the cloisters at Chester Cathedral
during June and be able to choose from several Apple prizes from MCC Group, from Nikon and Chester BID.
Jane Harrad-Roberts Project Director of Green Expo 2023 said; "Photographing the world around us helps us to connect with that world and, hopefully, to understand it a little better. Many competitions focus on the negative aspects of climate change but Green Expo is focusing on the positive aspects of renewable energy, innovation, the natural world and positive steps towards Net Zero. We hope Green Expo and the competition help bring everyone, especially families, to the city. Every little helps."
There are three different categories and three themes to enter. Ages up to 18, 19+ (amateur photographers) and 19+ (professional photographers).
Photographs can be entered online on the Green Expo web site for one of the three themes:
- Progress to Net Zero: energy & innovation, reducing waste;
- Climate Change: Wind, Waves & Weather,
- The natural world's resilience: City, Countryside and Coastline. Coping, despite the challenges
The Kids Colouring Sheet and Photo Competition details will be downloadable for anyone to print off from the web site at:
https://greenexpo.uk/Green-Expo-2023-Photography-Competition/
The colouring sheet's launch coincides with the announcement that the World Health Organisation has declared Covid is no longer a global health emergency which meant many venues couldn't use colouring sheets during 2020/1.
Green Expo 2023 comprises a Youth Conference on the Friday and the three day exposition for the general public along the river June 15-17. This is its second year.
Green Expo inspires attendees to focus on what North West England and North Wales' carbon neutral future would look like. Local, national, and international organisations will showcase how they are achieving their plans as they move towards net zero.
Members of the public, businesspeople, inward investors and anyone interested in climate change, achieving energy savings and carbon reduction are invited to attend.
According to the Green Skills Taskforce 2021 report over 30,000 new jobs will be created in the North West by 2050 to get the UK to NetZero, and according to Net Zero North West this will sustain up to 650,000 jobs, the largest number of all the UK regions.
More information on Green Expo is at:
Pictured - LtoR: Kim Honeyford, Oliver Coates and Jane Harrad-Roberts outside Chester Cathedral which is to host winners of the Green Expo Photo Competition in June.
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