YRE 2020 RESULTS

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Congratulations to all of our winners in the Young Reporters For The Environment (YRE) Litter Less 2020 competition. Keep New Zealand Beautiful is the national operator for this internationally accredited competition which is run under the Foundation For Environmental Education banner (FEE).

The New Zealand YRE Jury, composed of experts in the fields of journalism, photography and environmental sustainable development, met at the Keep New Zealand Beautiful offices in the third week of September to review the submissions and determine the winners. Members of the jury included TV Journalist and Keep New Zealand Beautiful Ambassador Melissa Chan-Green, Environmental Photographer Jacki Key, Creative Director Media Studies at University of Auckland Folko Boermans, and Corporate Affairs Manager at Mars New Zealand Hannah Van der Heyden.

The YRE National first place winners will receive automatic entry in to the Global YRE competition which will take place in mid 2021.

Watch the YRE 2020 awards presentation here.

ARTICLE: 11-14 YEARS

1^st Place

Cat Food Packaging: Exposed

Senali Vasanthathilake

Queen Margaret College

2nd Place

A Super-sized Plastic Problem

Juliet Grotrian

Queen Margaret College

3rd Place

Seaside Homes Reduced to Litter

James Alebardi

Havelock North Intermediate

Honourable Mention

I Can Make a Difference

Daniel Moore

Aparima College

Honourable Mention

Really

Holly Preuss

Queen Margaret College

 

Article: 15–18 Years

1st Place

Chews a Better Future

Emilia Parker

Lynfield College

2nd Place

Plastic Motion of the Ocean

Nina Tata and Bridget Ford

Blue Mountain College

3rd Place

No placing

 

Photograph 11-14 Years

1^st Place

Trapped

Shanaiya Singh-Ali

St Cuthbert’s College

2^nd Place

A World Suffocating in Plastic

Katie Mathieson, Jenna Allison

Havelock North Intermediate

3rd Place

Break Free

Bella Fairbairn

St Cuthbert's College

 

Photograph 15-18 Years

1^st Place

Problematic Polystyrene

Emilia Parker

Lynfield College

2^nd Place

Replaced

Aimee Oswald

Westlake Girls' High School

3rd Place

The Suffocation of a Culture

Te Amorutu Broughton

Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Horouta Wānanga

Honourable Mention

Our rivers and our ocean is suffering because of us, the human being. which leaves us as humans to suffer the consequences

Teoarani Maxwell

Te Kura Kaupapa Māori o Horouta Wānanga

 

Video 11-14 Years

1^st Place

Small steps BIG CHANGE

Diantae Rewi, Jenny Pehi

Orautoha School

2^nd Place

Save the Manatees!

Calum Salisbury and Oskar Blom

Seatoun School

3rd Place

Swimming in Plastic

Ella Soltau, and Sharon Jones

Havelock North Intermediate

Honourable Mention

Our Rubbish Future

Coco Giera, Madeleine Tuohy, Taleisha Dayal

Seatoun School

Honourable Mention

Don't be a litterbug!

Will Davies, Tobie Crawford, Harry Renwick

Seatoun School

 

Video 15-18 Years

No awards given in this category

 

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