Green in Spain
It was a great experience to live those days in Danube Delta with very interesting people from another countries, all the people were very interested in ecology and environmental issues and we were able to interchange knowledge on how to work this subjects with youngsters. In order to prevent environmental disasters and to promote a more eco-friendly lifestyle we must start by educating the following generations.
For that reason the dissemination activities by our association, ASOCIACIÓN BARRIOS DE LUNA, for this project were held during the previous days of cañon on festival in Tarancón (Cuenca), three days of outdoor activities on different parks of our town. The target age for this activities were children from 6-12 years old and our staff did different ways of approaching the eco-friendly lifestyle to youngsters. Storytelling, painting, and how to use different elements of the nature and recycled materials in order to decorate the spaces of the festival.
It was a really good experience for us and we have received a very positive feedback from their parents encouraging us to continue with this kind of activities all year round.
For that reason the dissemination activities by our association, ASOCIACIÓN BARRIOS DE LUNA, for this project were held during the previous days of cañon on festival in Tarancón (Cuenca), three days of outdoor activities on different parks of our town. The target age for this activities were children from 6-12 years old and our staff did different ways of approaching the eco-friendly lifestyle to youngsters. Storytelling, painting, and how to use different elements of the nature and recycled materials in order to decorate the spaces of the festival.
It was a really good experience for us and we have received a very positive feedback from their parents encouraging us to continue with this kind of activities all year round.
Mahura (Spain)
FROM THE DANUBE DELTA TO THE BULGARIAN MOUNTAINS AND SEASIDE
About a month and a half after the Green ID training course held in the village of Partizani, in the Danube Delta, Romania, one of the Bulgarian participants realized an activity from Green ID again during the For the Balkan Student Camp. The camp was organized by the Bulgarian Biodiversity Foundation and took place in the Centralen Balkan National Park, Bulgaria. It was aimed at the nature and ecological education of students and young people. Some twenty students took part in the activity My Ecological Footprint. The participants were excited to learn about the concept of the ecological footprint; they enjoyed the game and the discussion that followed proved that it has triggered their imagination and evoked a reaction.
www.bbf.biodiversity.bg/indexdetail_art.php?id=810
In the end of August My Ecological Footprint was realized again, this time on the Bulgarian seaside, during the nature conservation brigade “Atanassovsko Ezero 2013” organized by the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds. Thirty of its participants took the challenge and found out where they stand in terms of sustainability. The format of the activity was well accepted though the following discussion revealed some adjustments are to be made if it is to be realistic for the Bulgarian conditions.
http://bspb.org/show2.php?id=2753&menu_id=33 (in Bulgarian)
Alexander Marinov, or Sancho, as his friends call him, says he enjoyed doing the activity in Romania and therefore decided to bring it back to Bulgaria. According to him it is a good tool to stimulate young people to think more about sustainability. He is determined to realize the activity again in upcoming nature conservation events in Bulgaria.
www.bbf.biodiversity.bg/indexdetail_art.php?id=810
In the end of August My Ecological Footprint was realized again, this time on the Bulgarian seaside, during the nature conservation brigade “Atanassovsko Ezero 2013” organized by the Bulgarian Society for the Protection of Birds. Thirty of its participants took the challenge and found out where they stand in terms of sustainability. The format of the activity was well accepted though the following discussion revealed some adjustments are to be made if it is to be realistic for the Bulgarian conditions.
http://bspb.org/show2.php?id=2753&menu_id=33 (in Bulgarian)
Alexander Marinov, or Sancho, as his friends call him, says he enjoyed doing the activity in Romania and therefore decided to bring it back to Bulgaria. According to him it is a good tool to stimulate young people to think more about sustainability. He is determined to realize the activity again in upcoming nature conservation events in Bulgaria.
After Green ID
After Green ID
2th September 2013, Šumperk - Czech republic
13:00 Welcome, introduction to the Youth in Action Programme, getting to know each other
14:30 What we TAKE from the nature and what we GIVE it - brainstorming
15:00 Presentation of Green ID project, screening documentary films Green ID
16:00 Methods of non formal learning used at the training
- Workshop 1 Air Quality Assessment
- Workshop 2 Water Quality Testing
17:00 Discussion – follow up activites
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Green ID in Portugal
The Portuguese partner of Green ID - Agrupamento de Escuteiros 516 do Bombarral, made the experience in Romania famous in the regional newspaper – “Notícias do Bombarral”
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