1.
2014

2.
Three of the World’s
Leading EcoScientists and three
of the World’s
Beauty Queens are
about to make
a difference to
the world today.

3.
*Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest free-standing mountain in the

4.
Karen Briggs
(Numerous World and European Championship medals, Judo)
Pascal Gentil
(Taekwondo World Champion and Olympic Medalist)
Steve MacNamara
(England RL Coach)
Lee Radford
(Hull FC)
Mathias Gelber
(Worlds Greenest Man 2008)
*Karen Briggs, Steve MacNamara and Lee Radford are from Hull.

5.
Since 1912, Kilimanjaro has
lost 82% of its ice cap
Has lost 55% of its remaining
glacier fields since 1962
Scientists predict all ice on the
mountain may disappear by
2020
Imagine what will happen to
our children

6.
To raise funds to support
our environmental education portal
we are developing with
the University of Hull
http://www.pattfoundation.org/environmental-education-portal-patt/

7.
Help us tell our story to the
world. We are prepared to offer
exclusive access to the full
story for your network for the
production of short and long
form content across multiple
distribution channels.

8.
People will have a great
recognition that your
organization cares about this
deteriorating world. The world
will forever recall your name
and your genuine concern to
the global warming as you are
about to imprint your green
footsteps on the ground
through this meaningful project.
Receive a full access to the
team activities to create this
worth-telling story both at preclimb training sessions and
during the exciting climb.

9.
Dr. Ian Redmond
Dr. Ian Singleton
Dr. Andrew Steel
is a tropical field biologist and
conservationist, renowned for his work
with great apes and elephants. For
more than 30 years he has been
associated with Mountain Gorillas,
through research, filming, tourism and
conservation work.
is the Director of Conservation at
PanEco Foundation and Scientific
Director for the Sumatran Orangutan
Conservation Programme.
is the founder and chief exec of the
PATT Foundation. is originally from
Hull in the north of England but has
lived and worked overseas for many
years, initially in Sri Lanka and now
Thailand. An ex Military man who has
a background in international
management and forestry. He started
PATT to address the problem of
deforestation, particularly within Asia.
He was the late Dr. Dian Fossey’s
research assistant in Rwanda. This
led him into documentary film-making
with a helping hand in BBC’s “Life on
Earth” and “Gorillas in the Mist”.
Ian is nowadays kept busy working to
confiscate illegal pet orangutans and
return them to a life in the wild, in field
research and monitoring of the
remaining wild Sumatran orangutan
population, and in efforts to protect
their habitat.
*All three doctors are from Hull.

10.
one-fourth of the
Earth's species
to
be headed for
extinction by
2050
Ice caps melting
More the 1,000 ft²
per second
Melting glaciers 40% decrease in
Mean water loss
ice cover
for 100s of
millions of people
Climate change
will cause
storms,
hurricanes and
tropical storms
to become more

11.
A UK registered charity and a Thailand
Foundation operating throughout the
Southeast Asia region. PATT initiates,
develops and manages large-scale
reforestation projects countering
deforestation and climate change.
In conjunction with its reforestation
projects, PATT conducts environmental
education programmes for school children
across the UK and Thailand.
Email: andrew.steel@pattfoundation.org
Tel.: +66 (0) 2 259 6455
Thailand
registered United Kingdom Charity No.
1117158
registered Thai Foundation No. 1733
54 B.B Building, 20th floor
Office #2012-14, Sukhumvit 21
Road,
Klongtoeynua, Wattana,
Bangkok 10110
United
Kingdom
Corner House,
Catbrook,
Chepstow,
NP16 6NQ