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Solar Generation buit wind turbines in Climate Rescue Station aimed to show the youth’s committed intent to protect the climate and to exist as a learning center model for youth. Enlarge Image

Climate Rescue Station

As a part of the TckTckTck campaign which is a global movement for a unified voice against climate change, the Solar Generation from all Thailand’s regions built “Climate Rescue Station” at Kangkrajarn Riverside scout camp. The participated students learned how to build an environmentally-friendly house (soil house) and how to produce renewable energies such as solar and wind.

On 28-31 July 2009, Solar Generation with Arun Wittaya School's Student Council and Academic Department of Thab Sakae Conservation Group organized a training for Solar Generation leaders. The objective was to provide the leaders with knowledge about climate change and renewable energies of which they can also provide to their juniors and the locals. Enlarge Image

Training the Solar Generation Trainers

On 28-31 July 2009, Solar Generation with Arun Wittaya School's Student Council and Academic Department of Thab Sakae Conservation Group organized a training for Solar Generation leaders.

Thailand On Air and Solar Generation, the youth group of Greenpeace today launched Green DJ project which aims to provide aspiring youth the skills of radio broadcasting of environmental information. Enlarge Image

Green DJ’s to broadcast from Thailand On Air : Greenpeace

Thailand On Air and Solar Generation, the youth group of Greenpeace today launched Green DJ project which aims to provide aspiring youth the skills of radio broadcasting of environmental information.

Students viewed an exhibition of Chernobyl impacts and climate change impacts in an anti-nuclear concert by Caravan band at Wat Sing school. Enlarge Image

Anti-Nuclear Concert and Exhibition

Makamtao subdistrict of Chainat province was chosen as one of the 14 areas suitable for building a nuclear power plant under Thailand's Power Development Plan. Therefore, Greenpeace Southeast Asia and Solar Generation were invited by Chao Phraya-Tajeen Motherland Conservation Group to provide knowledge about the impacts of nuclear power plants and to hold an exhibition of Chernobyl impacts and climate change impacts in an anti-nuclear concert by Caravan band at Wat Sing school on 14 June.

Solar Generation youth was explaining the photographs of climate change impacts to students and people of Pattalung in Southern Energy Fair. Enlarge Image

Solar Generation at Energy Fair

Greenpeace with the Southern Non-Governmental Organization network organized Southern Energy Fair at Thaksin University in Pattalung province.

Solar Generation practiced taking photographs of Greenpeace's campaign in a photography workshop aimed to building a capacity to the youth on news photography. Enlarge Image

Photography Workshop

Solar Generation attended a workshop on photography. The objective is to build a capacity to the youth on how to take news photograph, especially for Greenpeace’s campaigns in order to better communicate environmental campaigns to the public.

Students viewed the exhibition about global warming impacts. On Earth Day, Greenpeace SEA Thailand's Solar Generation co-organized "Love the Earth, Save the Earth" activity at Ekkamai International School. Enlarge Image

Love the Earth Save the Earth on Earth Day

Greenpeace SEA Thailand’s Solar Generation co-organized “Love the Earth Save the Earth” activity as a part of Earth Day at Ekkamai International School.

Children were enjoying answering quizzes. Greenpeace's Solar Generation joined Jitasa in 2009 Children's Day activity at the Thai Government House to raise awareness and provide knowledge on taking action to protect the environment to children and youth. Enlarge Image

Greenpeace promotes love for environment on Children's Day

Greenpeace's Solar Generation and Jitasa joined 2009 Children's Day activity at the Thai Government House. They provided knowledge about global warming's impacts and simple ways to stop it and demonstrated solar cell equipment which can be used with small electrical appliances.

Solar Generation and Greenpeace activists along with coal impacted communities of Mae moh, install a photo voltaic solar energy system at the Occupational Patient Rights Network in Lampang, Thailand. The activity is part of Global Day of Action aiming to send message "get serious about climate change" to governments around the world gather at the Conference of Parties under UNFCCC and Meeting of the Parties under Kyoto Protocol in Poznan, Poland where negotiations are ongoing on a range of measures to curb greenhouse gas emissions to stop the dire impacts predicted to result from climate change. Enlarge Image

Global Day of Action 2008

People across the world took to the streets for a Global Day of Action on Saturday, to tell the governments meeting in Poznan, Poland for crucial UN climate negotiations, that the world is watching them.

Greenpeace’s Solar Generation from Damrongraj Songkro school, Chiangrai province organized a group leadership training or “Training the Trainer” to encourage the members of the school’s Solar Generation group to be learn about their work and to be able to disseminate firsthand information about climate change and energy to the school’s students and people in neighbouring communities. Enlarge Image

Solar Gen from Damrongraj School Held "Training the Trainer"

Greenpeace’s Solar Generation from Damrongraj Songkro school, Chiangrai province organized a group leadership training or “Training the Trainer” to encourage the members of the school’s Solar Generation group to be learn about their work and to be able to disseminate firsthand information about climate change and energy to the school’s students and people in neighbouring communities.

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