Bringing the Rainforest into your School not only fires the imagination and brings students face to face with the real-life dilemmas for forest people but also helps them to play an active role in the environmental debate. All year groups are catered for and the cross-curricular programme is tailored to fit many National Curriculum Requirements. Special programmes are created for youth conferences.

Linked with the rainforest of the Hunstein Range, Forest for Our Children is a powerful way for children and adults alike to learn through positive action. Pupils from local schools collect and plant acorns then later transplant their saplings and tend their own growing forest. Green Light offers storytelling and illustrated talks on Forest for Our Children and the Papua New Guinea Rainforest.

Green Light Overseas
Green Light's projects with the people of the Hunstein Range have included: two environmental dramas which toured by dugout canoe, visits by forest landowners to areas already logged and the publishing of a pre-school book depicting the forest's riches.

Today, the Hunstein Range is still standing. An environmental programme for schools has been developed which will benefit children through Papua New Guinea. Organisations in Malaysia, Singapore, and Sierra Leone have already requested environmental drama programmes.