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Planned for July 2014, PATT is organising a climb for approximately 15 people to the Uhuru summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in order to showcase the effects of climate change on our natural wonders.

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Climb for change

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• UK Registered Charity and Thai Foundation

• Established in 2005

What do we do?

• Take action against global climate change

• Plant trees in areas that have been destroyed

• Help local communities

• Environmental Education

What is PATT?

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• ‘Roof of Africa’ crowned with ice

• Since 1912, 82% of ice cap has been lost

• All ice on the mountain may disappear by 2020

• Example of how global climate change influences the planet

• Raising money for our Environmental Education Portal

Why Kilimanjaro?

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Who will join us?

At this point we have 6 amazing people climbing:

• Sh. Khalid Al Qasimi

• Dr. Andrew Steel (PATT Founder)

• Dr. Ian Redmond

• Dr. Ian Singleton

• Naaz Noor

• Abbie Barnes

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Itinerary

• 28th July – 5th August

• Following Rongai Route

• ARRIVAL: 28th July

• Day 1: (Rongai Camp) - 29th

• Day 2: Rongai Second Cave - 30th

• Day 3: Rongai Kikelelwa Cave - 31st

• Day 4: Rongai Mawenzi Turn - 1st Aug

• Day 5: Mawenzi Turn to Kibo - 2nd Aug

• Day 6: Kibo Hut to Summit to Horrombo Hut - 3rd Aug

• Day 7: Horrombo - 4th Aug

• DEPARTURE: 5th August

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Let’s act before all ice disappears!