An eco-cat is perhaps a ridiculous idea, as cats are not regarded as particularly eco-friendly. However, children can relate to him as he also misunderstands the ‘eco-thing’ as he tries to go ‘green’.
I heard my humans talking about a cricket named Abie or Hash or something. I only know one cricket – the one who kept me awake last night with his loud chirping. So I asked my humans if Abie and Hash also chirp loudly. They laughed and said, “Only if they play Australia”.StripesStripes the Eco-Cat is an environmental education tool that links classroom learning to the real world. It contextualises the curriculum and makes learning relevant and helps to improve proficiency in literacy and language skills. ABI - Stripes Project Report The stories are posted on Stripes’ own page on the Whale Coast Conservation website, Facebook and in Whale Talk magazine.
Stripes Beach Adventure Part 2
Yesterday there was a hectic storm with winds strong enough to sweep an unwary eco-cat straight into the sea ...
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Stripes Beach Adventure Part 1
Have you ever seen a cat on the beach? I’ll bet you haven’t ...
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Strips and the Chameleon
It was New Year’s Eve and there was a lot of partying going on.There was loud music, laughing and people ...
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The Milkwood and the Kelp Fly
I met a new human friend called Duncan who knows about the eco-thing ...
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Stripes and the Penguin
Good grief, I learnt something really strange today. I didn’t know that birds can swim! I didn’t even know they ...
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