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National Sweater Day in Ottawa: Panda goes to Parliament! WWF Canada February 10, 2012 Share: Share This Page: Share with Facebook Share via Twitter Share via Linkedin Share in email By Ximena Salcedo ©Ben Walker We had an incredible day! The Ottawa Panda team visited the Roger Saint-Denis elementary school, and we were really happy to see how kids from ages 6 to 12 are aware of saving energy, climate change and endangered species. It is really nice to see that whenever this generation takes over our planet is going to be in good hands. ©WWF-Ottawa The Ottawa Panda team was really lucky to have one of our Grannies with us; Granny Liliane Day from our neighboring office – the Canadian Boreal Initiative – was a great help explaining to the kids what the purpose of WWF’s National Sweater Day campaign is. We played hangman with words like climate change and then asking the kids what they knew about this topic and like I mentioned before what a surprise it was to see so many hands being raised to give us an answer of what is it and how they help in energy conservation at home. ©WWF-Ottawa And to finish our day, the Ottawa Panda team went to the Parliament Hill and to our surprise we had quite a few MPs supporting our campaign. ©Ben Walker And last but not least, some of them even show us some love … ©Ben Walker Justin Trudeau shows the Panda some love! ©WWF-Ottawa
