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“This is my EcoBot 3000. He can put out fires, plant seeds and water them. He collects rubbish from the ocean with net bags; he can stop poachers and his engine is powered by bubbles.”
“Eco Ape has big eyes for spotting rubbish and he has a grabber on his tail for picking up the rubbish. Eco Ape has big, magic boxing gloves that he can use to bash up the rubbish and it magically turns into compost. Eco Ape has big feet for running very fast. Eco Ape’s mission is to stop pollution and climate change throughout the world, one piece of rubbish at a time! Eco Ape’s mission will be complete when the whole world works together to look after the environment.”
“This is a litter-picking panda, which has a special brain that is connected to her magnet, so she knows what she’s picking up. Her superpower is that she can fly miles from China to England. By doing this, she will make the planet and ocean healthier.”
"She saves the world using her eco powers. She saves animals from danger such as helping turtles cross the road or stopping forest fires. Her symbol is a pink flower. Her eco powers include flying, being very quick and being able to jump very high. She also has the ability to control nature like Mother Earth."
She has a machine to suck up any plastic and turn it into new toys. She is vegan to help save the planet and protect the animals.
"My animal eco hero is Artigator. He is an alligator and his super powers are that he turns plastic into ecofriendly works of art that come to life and become something else eg he can make a castle of green for animals who are sick to live in and he made it using his super powers turning plastic tubes and bottles into a living green castle."
"My Whale is called ‘Cleany the Whale’ she scoops up all the rubbish that pollutes our oceans and magically turns it into new marine life!!"
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