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1 Findon PS Sustainability Leaders / CSI Zebras: No Smoking, No Violence, Less Factories, No Graffiti, Look after the Envrionment, No Poaching Animals, Less Cutting down Trees, Every one getting along. The Snorting Wombats More open spaces, no Littering, family and friends, more trees, more habitats, less pollution, healthier environment, less driving more walking, less factories, more places to hide

2 Tassie Devils: More Trees More Oxygen; Less Pollution; Healthier Environment; Less Car usage; More animals; Less Factories; More natural shelter; Less electricity Burn less coal more renewable energy Have more wildlife parks, less cutting down trees, make the world better for animals, stop building factories, don t throw away recycle, stop using cars and ride, don t throw rubbish in the river, reuse plastic bags, turn off power or water, turn our seating area into an outdoor classroom, make a mini garden and turn it into a big garden, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Ride to school every day, A ride through supermarket, Get everyday supplies delivered by bike, More walking. The Awesome Possums: Stop travelling by car, stop cutting down trees; stop dumping things in the ocean; stop getting oil in the sea; no smacking, less factories; stop spreading pollution; More trees and plants; A clean environment; stop using electricity. Reduce Electricity; Recycle; Reduce, Reuse, Recycle; Walk and Ride; Use Public Transport; More Icecream; Cheaper travel; less factories; less car travel; more food; more popcorn; less packaging.

3 Colourful Coots: When hot open a window; use both sides of paper; use electricity only when you need it; grow your own fruit and vegetables; Try not to smoke much; don t use cars a lot; plant trees and other plants. Start a compost bin; RRR; walk to school; more exercise; Don t use cars; protect sensitive wildlife areas. Less Pollution; RRR; Put more trees in the world; walk or ride to school; less plastic bags; No Smoking; Save energy; Create an outdoor classroom environment; I wish cancer got cancer and died. Be rubbish free; RRR; Lower the price of solar panels; be happy; care for animals; Don t build lots of buildings; only sometimes buy meat; donate to people who need money; use bikes and walk; reuse paper; protect endangered animals. Recycle; Put more hot houses; Don t pollute the air; Do not waste water; Plant more trees; leaving the earth clean. More growing vegies at home; Stop polluting; Shorter showers; see more animals; eat more vegan / vegetarian; Recycle; more habitat for animals; No over fishing Magpies: Don t destroy habitats; Save electricity; No killing animals; No homework; More rivers; a lot of sport; way more video games; More animals; more sun, less rain; everyone is rich; less pollution; everything for free; More chocolate; no police; less school. More Dancing; school should be free; all animals should be free; chocolate should be free; better variety of pets; friends and family; everyone should be rich; less rubbish; fruit should be free; everyone has food and water; more music; more pretty things; less car driving; More Gahnam style; to have fun; less chemicals in planes; stop people hunting animal fur; everyone living in harmony.

4 Use less energy; don t pollute the earth; People not littering; stop building factories; Rubbish free lunch; Stop smoking; Helping animals to stay alive by doing the right thing; Having a clean environment to live in; use less energy/power; RRR; Don t cut down trees; Ride a bike; Stop wasting water; Stope wasting food. Team Squawk!: No wasting electricity; no excuses for not getting up and riding to school; Use cars less; no such thing as cyber bullying; more nature; stop smoking; cure for illnesses; no littering; no murder. Less chemicals; les factories and trucks; plant more trees; solar powered cars; less pollution in the air; more self grown food; helping animals survive; less hunting animals; less electricity; save endangered species; less plastic bags; less gas and fires; no war; less electric fences; don t keep animals in cages; save water; more farms; don t throw rubbish on the beach. Throw your fruit in the garden; take care of more animals; don t talk to strangers; don t take illegal drugs; don t murder people; no guns; don t buy things that you don t need; save water; no bullying; don t litter; make a cure for animals; no smoking; don t use too much electricity; save animals; no sayng rude words.

5 Eastern Grey Kangaroos: put on jumpers instead of using a heater; don t pollute the water; buy things that you need; less pollution; don t waste paper; more habitat; plant more trees; buy things without wrappers; don t waste water; don t litter; more open spaces; use less paper; RRR; less cras. Don t kill animals; don t pollute; more habitats for Animals; don t kill trees; don t kill animals; kill all gangam style haters. Brushtail possums: Be nice to nature; leave the animals habitat alone; put more food for animals; don t kill animals too much; cure for cancer and sick people; do not build houses in animals habitat; try not to extinct animals; more animals; stop smoking; put more wildlife places; don t pollute the air; take down some factories; use materials that don t harm animals; stop littering; don t build exercise machines go for walks instead; stop bullying animals; the more buildings the less habitat for creatures; don t exclude people; less trains and trams; take away some fast food places; don t use much fuel in cars; ride bikes; more habitat for animals; use slar power; don t cut trees down.

6 Brushtail frogs: Stop smokers; more animals; save energy; make more animal enclosures; save water; stop scaring animals; don t cut trees; a cure for every sickness; stop making factories; keep trees; stop killing animals; stop people from littering; instead of car, just walk; more trees and less pollution and cars; be fair make things more happy; make things more funner; be nice to your friends; never cook animals; don t want to get sick; more food; cure cancer; less pollution; no littering; more habitats for the animals; use public transport; stop being cruel to animals

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