The document summarizes a university group project that analyzed the representation of environmental topics in major British newspapers. The group collected articles from broadsheet newspapers like The Times and tabloids like The Sun to analyze the frequency, word count, and prominence of topics like conservation, poaching, medical research, energy sources, natural disasters, and climate change. The group created graphs showing their findings and concluded that broadsheets covered the topics in more depth while tabloids focused more on entertainment, with environmental examples being more implicit.

1. A review of the representation of the environment in print media

2. Group and rolesCheryl Bennett – Graph researcher and creator.

3. Deb Royle – Broadsheet poster designer.

4. Michelle Townsend – Tabloid poster designer.

5. Katy Dixon – Intro writer and PowerPoint designer.

6. Kelly Marie Farnsworth – Presenter and conclusion writer.

7. Fiona Megarrell – Presenter and conclusion writer. To be added – photo of group.

8. IntroductionNational daily papers chosen: The Times, The Sun, The Mirror, The Daily Mail, The Independent and The Daily Express.Both Broadsheets and Tabloids.Various readership groups.

9. National readership surveyOctober 2009 – September 2010www.nrs.co.uk, 2010

10. Introduction continuedEach member of the group bought 10 specific papers in November.To reduce the information down we picked six environmental based topics; Conservation, Poaching, Medical Research, Energy Sources, Natural Disasters and Climate Change.

11. Graph oNE – FREQUENCY PART 1 Graph to show the frequency of our chosen six topics in The Daily Mail, The Independent and The Times

12. Graph two – frequency part 2 Graph to show the frequency of our chosen six topics in The Express, The Sun and The Mirror