Government urged to use more recyclable materials
Protestors of all ages have been adding their voices to calls for action on climate change outside Isle of Man Government offices today.
The Isle of Man Student Climate Network arranged the event with a focus on reducing the use of plastic.
Families with young children and adults joined the students at lunchtime.
Archibald Elliott from the Network hopes the Government will take plastics more seriously:
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