What can you tell four year olds about Atlantic Rising?

Launch of the Message in a Bottle.  Cut down to fit with the lesson plan

Artisanal sand extraction is exacerbating Sierra Leone's coastal erosion problem. Read the blog.

Launch of Atlantic Rising's My Coastal Life Photography Competition

Kitty and Louis report from Brighton for BBC School News Report on Atlantic Rising.

Teacher Abdou Keinde introduces Cheikh Oumar School, St Louis, Senegal.

Students talk about the effects of climate change in Wales.

Students talk about the effects of climate change in Sierra Leone.

Students talk about the effects of climate change in Ghana.

Students at Mosslands tell us about climate change in Liverpool.

Students from Marina International School talk about climate change in Gambia.

Students from Educaid read their letters to the world.

We asked Dr George Wiafe of Legon University students' questions.

 An example of the videos that we have been producing for schools.

No roads, lots of rivers and a handful of corrupt rebels.

Life on a sandbar in Gunea Bissau.

Atlantic Rising has been interviewing children all around the Atlantic and asking them about climate change. Here are some of their opinions, concerns and hopes.

Driving at night in the Sahara desert, the last thing we expected to find was a deep pit of mud. But we went straight into it at 40mph. It took us 4 hours to get out.

Land Rover gave us the car, the BBC asked us a lot of questions and we drank too much coffee.

Tim pays a final visit to our expedition doctor picking up enough medical supplies for a small hospital.