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Hi, I'm Giorgio, I'm 18 and I live in Bergamo, I like walking in nature and I practice many sports, my favorite is mtb. i am a generous, nice and stubborn guy

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Hi, I'm Iris and I come from Bergamo.
I'm in the last year of high school.
I would like to become a surgeon.
I'm a unicycle rider.

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Hi, I'm Luca, but my friends call me Pleba.
I live in Martinengo, Bergamo, and I study at the agrarian school Mario Rigoni Stern.
I love play basketball and ride my Aprilia with my friends; but I love even more F1 and my dream is to become a driver.

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Hi guys, I'm Lorenzo and i'm an agrarian student in Bergamo (Italy).
I like nature and animals but my most important passions are sports like football, tennis, basketball, cycling, Formula1 and Moto Gp .
My future challenges are to improve my planet and respect the environment and obviously grow as a person and live peacefully

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Hi! My name is Giulia and I`m a student at the Agraria Institute of Bergamo. This is my last year, the fifth. I really like sport, in particular ski, motor sports, tennis and horse riding. Recently, I`ve started to go on skateboard. I also have a motorbike that makes me feel very happy. In the future, my dream is to become an engineer and work in Formula 1 or MotoGP, although I`m very attract by the world of electric motors. We`ll see…!

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Hello my name is Manuela, i'm 19 years old.
I live in a town called Petosino in the province of Bergamo and i attend the last year of the IIS Mario Rigoni  Stern school in Bergamo.
What has always fascinated me since i was little are animals and nature, my greatest passion is horse riding

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Hi!! I'm Daniela and I'm 18 years old. I come from Bergamo and I go to high school "IIS Mario Rigoni Stern".
I live in a small mountain town and I like listening to music and going out with my friends.
I have many pets, including a cat I love named Zoe

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Hi all, I'm Maria and I'm 18. I'm attending the last year of high school in Bergamo, where I live. When I'm sad I go for a walk in the hills near my house looking for animals, I love them very much.  

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Hi all, I'm Maria and I'm 18. I'm attending the last year of high school in Bergamo, where I live. When I'm sad I go for a walk in the hills near my house looking for animals, I love them very much.  

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Hi, I'm Stefano. I'm 18 and I live in Bergamo, the best Italian city (in my opinion). I'm attending the 5th year at Mario Rigoni Stern, an Agrarian school. I love play football and I can play guitar. Talk to you soon.

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Hi, my name is Gabriele, I'm 19 years old and I live in Stezzano, a town near Bergamo. My favorite subjects are: Economics, Marketing, English and i love playng football. What about you? Hope to meet new friends.

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Hi, I'm Riccardo and I study in an Agrarian Institute in Bergamo, I love going to the gym,I really like football and on weekends I work as a pizza chef

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Hi, i'm Andrea, i'm 19 and i study at an Agrarian institute in Bergamo. I play football and i  like rap music.

On weekend I work with my parents and I deliver pizzas at home.

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Hi! I'm Alessia, I'm 21 and I live in Mapello, near Bergamo. I'm in the fifth year of Agrarian institute "Mario Rigoni Stern". I really enjoy horse riding and relaxing by the sea. I'm sensible and stubborn but very friendly.
I can't wait to meet you!

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hello, I'm Simone , i'm eighteen years old and I study in IIS Rigni Stern in Bergamo. I live in parre, a town in the upper Seriana valley. I really like sports, I train about 5/6 times a week. In winter I do ski mountaineering while in summer I like do running or mtb. i love the mountain and the nature, i also have animals at my home and in my free time i like to go to the stable and look after them. In the future I would like to work in this area of ​​nature or the mountains

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Hi, I'm Sofia, I'm 18, I live in Brivio and I'm attending the fifth year at  Mario Rigoni Stern. I like nature, music and my favorite animal is the kangaroo. I would like to go to australia to work in nature reserves or become a forest ranger.

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My name is Nicola, I'm 19 and I live in Nembro. I study in an Agrarian institute and my favourite hobby is playing football. I am a not very tall boy, brown hair and dark eyes. I am shy but I really enjoy interacting with other people.

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Hi my name is Francesco Selogni i live in Sorisole near Bergamo I study at the agrarian institute Mario Rigoni Stern where I attend the fifth year. At the moment I don’t know what I will do in the future. In my free time I like to hang out with my friends.

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I'm Filippo, I'm in the last year of the Agrarian institute, in Bergamo.

I like nature so much, in fact I often go to walk with my dad to the mountains.

One of my greatest passions is football, and my favourite team is Atalanta.

Before this pandemic, I used to go to the stadium every time my team played.

Now that I'm at home, I play everyday with my dog called Perla! I love her, along with all animals in general.

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PRESENTATION
Hi! I am Daria, I'm a student and I'm attending my last year at the Mario Rigoni Stern institute located in Bergamo.
I live in Entratico, where there are various destinations is the "Buca del Corno", a cave where you can admire the effects caused by water erosion on the surrounding rocks.
I love animals, nature, woods, mountains, flowers... and walking along the various paths. I also like to travel discovering different landscapes, from the sea to the mountains.

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Hi, my name is Alessandro Locatelli, I attend the fifth year in an agrarian institute in Bergamo. I live in a small town called Ballabio in the province of Lecco. I'm keen on raising animals, more exactly birds, I have got hans, turkey, duck, peacock, pheasant, emù and crax rubra. I also love nature and fishing.

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Hi!
I'm Giorgia and I am a student from Bergamo. I attend the fifth year at the Agrarian Institute. I like going horse riding and listening to music. I love travelling and I have visited a lot of cities. I also love animals and nature.

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Hi! I'm an Italian student, I live in Sarnico, a small city near Lake Iseo in Lombardy. I study at an Agrarian institute in Bergamo and I'd like to travel to learn new things about the world and its ecosystems!

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Nice to meet you!! I'm Lara, I'm 20 years old and I live in Bergamo. I attend the fifth year at the Mario Rigoni Stern institute. My favourite subject is agricoltural history. I'm an outgoing, cheerful and nice girl. I love nature and reading mangas. My favourite sport is swimming :)
What about you?

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Today I want to bring to your attention a a very important issue, which has plagued the forests in Australia between 2019 and 2020, namely fires.

In this video you can see the effect of the fire on animals. it is a very touching video with very strong images:

https://youtu.be/hSJEVKqTnKo
This is one of the many videos about the terrible fire:

https://youtu.be/Iaxc2RuRnCQ

These fires have devastated parts of southeastern Australia; in particular, the federated states most affected were Victoria and New South Wales. It burned about 16.8 million hectares, destroying more than 5 900 buildings and killing at least 33 people, also causing the deaths of more than 1 billion animals. Australian police, in early January 2020, arrested 183 people responsible for over 200 forest fire-related crimes, including 40 minors.

This is one of the many images of the fire and the damage it caused:

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Hello, my name is Lorenzo, I'm 18, I live in Almenno San Bartolomeo in the province of Bergamo.
I am a student of the IIS Mario Rigoni Stern Institute of Bergamo and I attend the fifth class.
In my free time, I like going out with my friends in Brembilla, a small town in the Brembana Valley

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Hi! I'm Andrea, I'm 19 and I live in a small city near Monza, in Lombardy.
I'm a student at the agrarian institute Mario Rigoni Stern.
As for my personality, I'm quite shy.
I hate watching and playing sports.
I like tropical plants and succulents, I have around one hundred of them inside my house and in my small greenhouse.

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The global population has grown very quickly in the last 50/60 years and has reached over 7 billion people but the ability of the earth to produce natural resources hasn’t improved and that causes many countries not to have enough food, water, space and even other resources.

In addition, the most industrialized countries have impacted a lot on the consumption of natural resources and the planet has started to regenerate less resources because we all have depleted the natural capital of the earth.

Also, the population overgrowth requires the construction of more buildings and so less land for agriculture and wildlife causing other environmental issues.

This photograph shows how urgent the problem has become especially in developing countries such as Taipei in Taiwan.

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https://www.visitkotkahamina.fi/en

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Hello. I am Kevin, I am 20 years old and I come from Italy. I live in Bergamo, but I have lived for two years in Naples. There are three of us in my family. There is me, my mother and my father. My father is a school assistant and my mother is a translator. I'm in the fifth year of High School. The subjects that I like are English and Music, but the subjects that I do not like are Maths and P.E. In the future, I think I will a teacher of foreign languages but I haven't decided yet. My hobbies are listening to music, dancing and reading books. I really like watching movies, I quite like talking to my friends and hang out with my friends and I can't stand doing sport. I am helpful, honest and gentle. I hope to meet new friends and learn your culture and traditions.

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MELTING GLACIERS             The melting of the glaciers is a serious problem. Human activity is the main cause of the emission of greenhouse gases. If the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, like carbon dioxide, increase, glaciers will disappear, because the rising temperature of Earth has been responsible for melting glaciers. Now, the melting of glaciers is accelerating and a lot of icebergs are in the ocean, increasing the sea level. I am worried about this phenomenon because the sea level will rise to 70 centimeters in 2100. This is very alarming because about 400 million people within a few decades are in danger and they will move to other places to live. So...What can we do?Now we can (must is better): - reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases, for example reducing the use of cars and the use of spray;- use more energy that comes from renewable sources;- buy more products from sustainable companies and more products at km 0. WE MUST DO SOMETHING, NOW. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzRvmjBGqp8

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MELTING GLACIERS             The melting of the glaciers is a serious problem. Human activity is the main cause of the emission of greenhouse gases. If the greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, like carbon dioxide, increase, glaciers will disappear, because the rising temperature of Earth has been responsible for melting glaciers. Now, the melting of glaciers is accelerating and a lot of icebergs are in the ocean, increasing the sea level. I am worried about this phenomenon because the sea level will rise to 70 centimeters in 2100. This is very alarming because about 400 million people within a few decades are in danger and they will move to other places to live. So...What can we do?Now we can (must is better): - reduce our emissions of greenhouse gases, for example reducing the use of cars and the use of spray;- use more energy that comes from renewable sources;- buy more products from sustainable companies and more products at km 0. WE MUST DO SOMETHING, NOW. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dzRvmjBGqp8

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I’m really worried about the oceans and rivers pollution in the world.

Most of our planet is recovered in water, we depend on the oceans to maintain our rainwater systems and many populations rely on it for food and income, oceans also absorb CO2 and produce more than 50% of the oxygen we breathe.

But the oceans are under threat!

Overfishing is causing the endangerment and extinction of many marine species, global warming has caused an increase in coral bleaching, where reefs lose vital nutrients and can’t sustain the ecosystems that depend on them.
Pollutants like pesticides, fertilizer, manure, boat fuel and plastic cause dead zone and plastic island where no organism can live. Rivers are a major source of plastic waste in the oceans, in fact, around the world, 0,8 to 2,7 million tons of waste are thrown into rivers every year.
This is the virtual map of rivers plastic emissions to the world’s oceans.

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Rivers are a major source of plastic waste in the oceans. We estimate that 1000 rivers, represented by the red dots, are accountable for nearly 80% of global annual riverine plastic emissions, which range between 0.8 - 2.7 million metric tons per year, with small urban rivers amongst the most polluting. The remaining 20% of plastic emissions are distributed over 30,000 rivers, represented by smaller blue dots.

Our findings displayed in this map have been published in the journal Science Advances. The point file that contains the locations of the rivers and their modeled plastic emissions can be downloaded from figshare. The results can assist others in prioritizing, developing, and implementing mitigation measures and strategies.

The Ocean Cleanup has developed Interceptor solutions, including the Interceptor™, to help combat river plastic entering the world's oceans.

Working together with government leaders, private corporations, and the scientific community, we aim to tackle these 1000 most polluting rivers, offering our technology, experience, knowledge and network.

Our new model approach includes geographically distributed data on plastic waste, land use, wind, precipitation, and rivers. The updated model then calculates the probability for plastic waste to reach a river and subsequently the ocean.

This probabilistic approach highlights regions that are likely to emit plastic into the ocean. Combined with mismanaged plastic waste, displayed in this map, our model predicts plastic emissions for each river. Detailed information on our modeling approach and data will follow in our scientific update.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution - Non Commercial - NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. This means you can blog, link, like, share and tweet as much as you like but can't change or use the work commercially.

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River Plastic Pollution Sources | The Ocean Cleanup

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Rivers are a major source of plastic waste in the oceans. We estimate that 1000 rivers, are accountable for nearly 80% of global annual riverine plastic emissions, which range between 0.8 - 2.7 million metric tons per year, with small urban rivers amongst the most polluting.

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Marine pollution comes mainly from land, as a consequence of the introduction of wastewater and industrial -pollutant into rivers, then carried into the sea.

The type of water pollution can be of a chemical, physical or microbiological nature and the
consequences can compromise the health of the flora and fauna involved, including humans,
damaging the ecosystem and water reserves for food use.

To have a better world to live in, and respect nature we must work to reduce water pollution.
together we can make a difference!

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The global issue I'm very concerned about is the loss of biodiversity, in particular the disappearance of honey bees.

In this picture you can see a deaf honey bee.

Pesticides play a key role in killing the honey bee population because they lead to the impairment neurological functions of bees, specifically memory, cognition and behaviour.

Bees are too important because their pollination maintains global food supplies so if they disappeared it would be a big problem.

I love bees, I think they are interesting and complex animals. In the future I will raise about one or two hives, but raising bees requires a lot of knowledge and experience, so I would do some experience with other farmers before I start.

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GLOBAL OVERHEATING AND RISK OF EXTINCTION OF ALPINE IBEX

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GLOBAL OVERHEATING AND RISK OF EXTINCTION OF ALPINE IBEX

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Climate change is leading to the mass extinction of many animal species, in the future we may no longer have fruit and vegetables, if   insects such as pollinators  disappear. A team from the University of Arizona has estimated that by 2070, if there are no changes, a third of the species on the planet will die out.

The ibex is undoubtedly one of the symbolic species of the Alps, and today there are only 53 colonies that are at risk due to climate change.

According to a research by the University of Sassari, the species is suffering greatly because of warming. temperatures becoming increasingly warmer in the Alps.

The alpine ibex is an animal that adapts very well to cold climates while in hot climates it suffers a lot because it has a thick layer of fat to withstand low temperatures.

One of the causes of the decline of this species due to overheating is the decrease of fresh grass in the high mountain pastures, which is essential for the females during the weaning period.

It is estimated that half of these habitats will disappear by 2100.

I chose this theme because let's say it is something that I have personally noticed, I really like going to the mountains and watching animals, and in recent years I have noticed a decrease in ibex. in the area where I live. I think it's a terrible thing, the mountain is so beautiful and fascinating thanks to these animals and I think that if this animal disappears in tens of years, the mountain will lose some of its charm.

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I am very worried about deforestation because it is a very big problem for the planet and humans. It causes the destruction of habitats and ecosystems,  loss of many species ,  increase of carbon dioxide and  increase of local and global temperatures. Another consequence of deforestation is climate change.

why do we destroy the forests?

we destroy forests mainly:

for intensive cultivation to produce food for livestock farms

to build houses.

to extract minerals

to produce paper

how can we reduce deforestation?

we can reduce deforestation by :

use less paper or use recycled paper

avoid the construction of intensive breeding

cutting trees responsibly

In this video we find causes, effects and solutions of deforestation:           https://youtu.be/-01T9e6VDWU

in this other video we find the effects of deforestation on the climate:                        https://youtu.be/Nc7f5563azs

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Biodiversity is the great variety of animals, plants and microorganisms that make up our planet.                                                   A multiplicity of species and organisms which, in relation to each other, create a fundamental balance for life on Earth.

The threats of the loss of marine, terrestrial, animal and plant biodiversity are:

1. land consumption is the main cause of biodiversity loss, due to overexploitation and agriculture; it is also caused by the expansion of infrastructures and mining activities.

2. Climate change in land and sea temperatures, precipitation, melting of glaciers with a consequence of rising sea levels …

3. Air pollution and pollution of the seas are caused by population growth and are based on the continuous growth in the use of natural resources and the transformation and devastation of natural environments.

I believe in the right of nature and all its living organisms to exist, but the humans are causing pain, suffering and death of animal species, and I am really worried about the extinction of various marine and terrestrial species.

We must limiting wasting and consumption of CO2

An extinction problem that we have dealt with is that of the loss of bees, due to the irresponsible use of pesticides in agriculture; scientists claim that pesticides might lead to “impairment of honey bee neurological function, specifically memory, cognition or behaviour”.

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Deforestation causes the lose of trees and it’is consequence is the displacement of the wildlife living in the forests. Today i would like to talk about crax rubra, a very beautiful animal who lives in the Central's America forests. The main threat for this animal is the deforestation of his habitat, and his population decreased in the last few years. If we want  to save thise  species, we have to stop deforestation and safeguard them. For example we can breed that species in captivity like i am doing, it's very difficult but satysfing.

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POLAR BEARS COULD BE EXTINCT BY THE END OF THE CENTURY

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POLAR BEARS COULD BE EXTINCT BY THE END OF THE CENTURY

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the global warming is pushing earth's polar bear population to its limit, and according to a new study, they could have fewer than 100 years left before the extinction.

The carnivorous bears live by hunting seals in the Arctic Ocean, but as more and more ice melts in that region, their habitat continues to shrink. Since ammounts began to be measured at the end of 1970s sea ice that lasts for more than a year in the Arctic has decreased at a rate of 13%  per decade.

The study shows that there will be no survival of the pups because the females will not have enough body fat to produce milk to carry them through the ice-free season. Each of us know that we can't go without food for that long. This is a biological reality for all species.

The study estimated that, even in a situation where countries achieve a moderate reduction in greenhouse gases, several population of polar bears will disappear. But Amstrup emphasized that the animal can still persist if climate change doesn't continue unabated.

Showing just how imminent the threat to different polar bear populations is another reminder that we must act now to avoid the worst of future problems facing us all. The trajectory we are on now isn't good, but if society comes together, we have time to save polar bears. And if we do, we can benefit from the rest of life on Earth, including ourself.

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A global issue I’m worried about is wildlife conservation

The problem I’m going to talk about is an endangered species: the sea turtle

Known as Caretta caretta, the common sea turtle is highly endangered.

The cause, unfortunately, is the human being.

How do human activities affect the lives of these animals?

They create their nest in the eastern part of the Mediterranean, in countries such as Italy, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus or Libya. These areas very popular with tourists and unsustainable tourism affects their reproduction

They are affected by overbuilding and destruction of the natural habitat

These animals are also victims of intensive fishing. Every year, according to the WWF, there are about 150,000 sea turtles captured by fishermen, among these the number of victims reaches 40,000.

The other animal is The Sumatran tiger, lives in Indonesia, in Sumatra and has been decimated to such an extent over the past decades that it has been included in the list of endangered animals. There are less than 600 specimens still present on the island where they lived peacefully for thousands and thousands of years before man did not come to kill them. Now practically all of them live in parks and protected areas, but the continuing destruction of the natural habitat of these fascinating tigers is condemning them to disappear.

the jaguar is the largest American feline. The jaguar once populated a vast area that started from the south of the United States and reached South America, today unfortunately, given the continuous invasions of man, it is forced to live in the dense Amazonian forests, in Argentina, where they are only 200 specimens left, or in the Atlantic forest, where the number rises to 250.

all these endangered animals make us understand that we must cut ourselves off, we must cut all this pollution we must try to safeguard the habitat of these animals and safeguard them.

it is as if we were removed from our habitat we would not be happy and above all we would not survive so that's why we can still have our habitat clean and they can't?

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Today ice covers about 10% of the land and acts like a protection over the Earth and the oceans.

The white of ice reflects excess heat back into space and keeps the planet cooler.

According to an article I’ve read on National Geographic, I-ice is changing everywhere on Earth.

On Kilimanjaro ice melted by more than 80% since 1912.

Glaciers in India's Garhwal Himalaya are retreating so fast that researchers believe most glaciers could disappear by 2035.

Arctic sea ice extent has decreased by about 10% over the past 30 years.

Readings from NASA's laser altimeter show that the Greenland ice cap is shrinking.

In the Northern Hemisphere, freshwater spring ice breaking occurs nine days earlier than it was 150 years ago and autumn freezing ten days later.

In Alaska, thawing of permafrost has caused land to sag by 4.6 meters in some areas of Alaska.

Huge immense glaciers and sea ice around the world are rapidly disappearing and many animal species are at risk of extinction.

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Thanks so much for the gifts you guys gave us!

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Thanks so much for the gifts you guys gave us!

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This are some of us opening all the goodies from you guys! We just got back to school after months of lockdown and this was a great way to start! Thank you so much!

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Sea turtles are wonderful animals that are however endangered because they are threatened by many adversities, which are mostly of anthropogenic origin.Among the most important we have:o Cleaning and mechanical leveling of the beaches are the main problem, due to incidence and impact, it has destructive consequences on the nests and is widely used;o Then we have the lighting of the beaches (beaches, promenade, roads, public places and private homes) which are another important cause of brood failure;o The use of off-road vehicles on the beaches which causes crushing of the eggs and, therefore, their destruction;o Numerous tourists on the beaches are a potential risk factor (umbrellas, deck chairs);o The intense fishing activity has limited the availability of food for the turtles;o It is estimated that every year about 150 thousand sea turtles end up caught in fishing gear in the Mediterranean and that over 40,000 of these die;o Another problem is the garbage and waste present in the sea and abandoned by man on earth; in particular, among this we find the plastic that causes malformations in the growth of turtles that maybe get stuck in packages or bags and often causes suffocation because they ingest the plastic itself; in one specimen even 150 fragments have been found.The turtles that are victims of these adversities are very numerous, it is said that about 100 thousand specimens die in a year. However, there are associations that provide for the rescue of the specimens, about 900 injured turtles are, in fact, rescued and welcomed every year in the WWF Recovery Centers where they are treated and released. It is possible to make contributions and help to these associations.Below is the link to visit the site dedicated to WWF turtles:https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/sea-turtleIt is also important to remember that on August 4, Tarta Day is celebrated, which is the national day dedicated to the sea turtle.

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Sea turtles are wonderful animals that are however endangered because they are threatened by many adversities, which are mostly of anthropogenic origin.Among the most important we have:o Cleaning and mechanical leveling of the beaches are the main problem, due to incidence and impact, it has destructive consequences on the nests and is widely used;o Then we have the lighting of the beaches (beaches, promenade, roads, public places and private homes) which are another important cause of brood failure;o The use of off-road vehicles on the beaches which causes crushing of the eggs and, therefore, their destruction;o Numerous tourists on the beaches are a potential risk factor (umbrellas, deck chairs);o The intense fishing activity has limited the availability of food for the turtles;o It is estimated that every year about 150 thousand sea turtles end up caught in fishing gear in the Mediterranean and that over 40,000 of these die;o Another problem is the garbage and waste present in the sea and abandoned by man on earth; in particular, among this we find the plastic that causes malformations in the growth of turtles that maybe get stuck in packages or bags and often causes suffocation because they ingest the plastic itself; in one specimen even 150 fragments have been found.The turtles that are victims of these adversities are very numerous, it is said that about 100 thousand specimens die in a year. However, there are associations that provide for the rescue of the specimens, about 900 injured turtles are, in fact, rescued and welcomed every year in the WWF Recovery Centers where they are treated and released. It is possible to make contributions and help to these associations.Below is the link to visit the site dedicated to WWF turtles:https://www.worldwildlife.org/species/sea-turtleIt is also important to remember that on August 4, Tarta Day is celebrated, which is the national day dedicated to the sea turtle.

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Hey! My name is Adriana but you can call me Adri. I'm 15 years old and I live in Schwerin.I go to the Niels Stensen School Schwerin and I'm in 10th grade. My hobby is handball, and I really like sport. I'm really energetic and clumsy and I like to spend time with my friends and to travel with them. If you want to know how I look u can look at my Instagram -> @adr1zona :)
I can't wait to get to know you better!

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Erasmus group from Niels-Stensen-Schule Schwerin, November 2020

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Erasmus group from Niels-Stensen-Schule Schwerin, November 2020

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Hi, I'm Gaia, I live in Italy, I'm a student of the agrarian institute. I like nature, music and sport, I have 3 dogs and I like taking around and going for walks. I would like to become a ranger.

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Deforestation is a negative phenomenon for our planet. 25 million hectares of forest have been lost in recent years. All this because man needs to build more and more, as the world population increases, or to make room for animal pastures. This phenomenon reduces the production of oxygen therefore increases the CO2 in the air and also there is a loss of biodiversity. We can reduce our envirommental impact if we have an healthy life with less waste. If this phenomenon is not stopped or drastically reduced it has consequences on the earth, it is shortly to reach the point of no return.

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In the last 60 years, more than half of the tropical forests in the world have been destroyed, the current scale and rate of destruction is alarming.

Deforestation occurs when a forested area is cut and cleared to make way for agricultural crops or pasture.

Four commodities are responsible for tropical deforestation:

Beef

Soy

Palm oil

Wood products

If people adopt sustainable farming practices or employ new farming technologies and crops, the need for more land might decrease.

In 2012 the United Nations General Assembly has created the International Day of Forests that is on March 21, this day aims to raise public awareness of the benefits that forests provide to society.

The theme of this year's International Day of Forests was:

"Forests and biodiversity - too precious to lose"

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Climate 101: Deforestation | National Geographic

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Hi, i'm Paolo and i'm 19.
I attend the fifth year at Mario Rigoni Stern.
I'm from Chiuduno a small village in the ouskirts of Bergamo.
i like listening to Foo Fighters, Passenger, Slipknot, Linkin Park, Green Day and others.

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By Ella & Iina

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a problem that affects me a lot is the greenhouse effect. This problem affects all people and is a problem that hurts not only us but also animals. In my opinion we should all change our little habits to ensure that this phenomenon decreases as much as possible until it disappears. To reduce greenhouse gases we could go more on foot and by bike or use public transport as much as possible. At home to help our planet it is important that we all do separate collection, only in this way will we reduce the CO2 present in the atmosphere

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Hey,
My Name is Henning and I‘m also from Schwerin. I am 16 years old and i go to the 10th grade. In my leasure i love doing sports and sometimes i go for a run. I also play piano and I love jumping trampoline. Can‘t wait to meet you all!
If u want to know me better you can look at Instagram >>> @henning.bxr :)

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Teaching online from schools in empty classrooms

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Il Rigoni Stern tra il 21 e il  25 marzo 2020

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Hello my name is Manuela, i'm 19 years old.
I live in a town called Petosino in the province of Bergamo and i attend the last year of the IIS Mario Rigoni  Stern school in Bergamo.
What has always fascinated me since i was little are animals and nature, my greatest passion is horse riding. I love my dog and my rabbits

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hi, I am tommaso verdi, I am 18 years old and I attend the high school mario rigoni stern. I like playing video games and honestly I have no idea what I will do in life. I like the mountains and the sea and everything related to technology

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HELLO!! My name is Althea and I'm 18 years old. I'm from S.Omobono ,a little place situated in Bergamo. I am attendin an agraria school. How you can see from my profile photo I love horses and I'd like to work with them in my future. I want to become a vet specialized in horses!! :)

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Hi, I'm Fabrizio Pezzotta and I live in Alzano Lombardo in the province of Bergamo. I attend the Mario Rigoni Stern agricultural institute and my main passions are the mountains, nature and motorcycles.

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Hi, my name is Andrea, I am 18 years old and I am a student of the Mario Rigoni Stern technical institute.
I live in Gorlago, in Bergamo.
I like being in contact with nature, in fact I love the mountains.
I like hiking in the mountains of Trentino Alto-Adige because when I get to the top, I always enjoy breathtaking landscapes.
When I grow up, my dream would be to be able to combine work with the passion I have for the natural sciences and the animal world.
Bye for now.
Andrea

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Hi! My name is Marco, I'm 18 years old and I live in a village not far from Bergamo. I attend the final year of high school and I'm going to attend the department of law at the University of Bologna next year. I do shooting three times a week and in my free time I like reading, writing and listen to music. When I go to the sea, in Calabria, I like swimming and I play beach volley. I support Juventus Football Club and the Italian National football team. I love Italy and living in Italy but sometimes I would like to travel around the world.

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Hello! I am Chiara, I am 18 years old and I'm attending the last year of high school at the Mario Rigoni Stern. I live in Albino and I love the animals.
I would love to became a vet and specialize in small animals.
Here is the photo of my sweet dog!!

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Hi! I'm Ester, I'm 18 years old and I study at the Agrarian institute. I'm from Bergamo, a city in the north of Italy near Milan. I'm a determined, touchy and calm person. I love travelling and making new experiences.
Can't wait to hear from you!

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Hello everyone, my name is Giada and I am attending the fifth year of the Mario Rigoni Stern agricultural institute in Bergamo. I like being in the middle of nature and with animals. I have 2 dogs and a hamster. In my free time I practice Kickboxing.

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Hi, I'm Nicola,
I'm a student of the high school IIS  Mario Rigoni Stern , I'm 18 and ,my favorite passions are the gym, motorcycles and the mountains.
I still don't know what I would like to do in my life, but I hope to find something that I like soon.

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Hello, I'm Elisa, I'm a student at Agrarian institute in Bergamo.
I love nature, forests, wildlife and mountains.
I live in the mountains in nature. My passion is walking in the high mountains in summer and in winter. I like to enhance the natural territory and folk customs.
I am a beekeeper.
In my future I would like to become a Doctor of Forestry!!
Cheers

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I'm Riccardo I'm 19 years old  and I'm a student at Mario rigoni stern.
I live in Ponte san pietro in province of bergamo
I like to going outdoor and play with my friends

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Hi, I'm Daiana, I'm 20 and I'm from bergamo.

I'm doing my last year at Mario Rigoni Stern.

I choose this school because I love animals in particular I  really like cows and my dream is work with they in my farm.

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Hi! I'm Tommaso and I live in Bergamo, a city in northern Italy. I'm in my last year of high school in an agrarian institute. I like nature, read and listen to music. I would like to continue my studies in the environmental field.

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Hi! I'm Giorgia and I am a student from Bergamo. I attend the fifth year at the Agrarian Institute. I like go horse riding and listen to music. I love travelling and i have visited a lot of cities. I also love animals and nature.

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hi, I'm stefano...
I live in Italy specifically in Ponteranica in the province of Bergamo.
I study at the agrarian institure Mario Rigoni Stern because I like the environment. I am a nice and sociable guy, I practice judo and i love plants and animal.
I have many animals, I have chickens, rabbits, goats and a dog
This is a chick...

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hi, i'm Andrea Corgiat i come from Bergamo, i'm in the fifth year of High School. I like doing farm in fact in the future i think i will be a goat farmer but i haven't decided yet.

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Hello, I'm Andrea Moioli. I come from Italy and I live in Nembro, Bergamo and I'm a student at the Agrarian institute Mario Rigoni Stern. I like playing football, mountains and I like animals. I love traveling. I don't know what I will do in the future, but I would like to have a job that makes me happy. I'd like to  become a teacher or a food inspector.
I'm tall, athletic and I am friendly and sociable.
This is my dog.

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Hi, I'm Valentina and I'm a senior in my high school in Bergamo. I'm studying to become a vet or something related to animals.

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I'm Daniele, I'm 19 years old. I live in Bracca, a small place near Bergamo, in Italy. I've got one brother, his name is Andrea. I like animals and nature. I'm a student in Agricoltural school and in the future I wil go to study Biology abroad. My favourite subject is Agronomy and in my free time I used to walk aroun my country

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Hello! my name is Samanta, I come from Italy and I live in a small town in the province of Bergamo; I'm a nineteen years old student at the Agrarian Institute and attend class 5A. I like extreme sport and I am a professional athlete of some disciplines such as Downhill and Pump Track; I really like wildlife and nature. I quite like animals, in particular tortoises. I hope you have a great day, see you soon.

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Hello, my name is Eros.
I live in small town, a town in the province of Bergamo. I like sports and I do Crossfit. I like rap music. When I grow up, I dream of havening a job that has to do with sport.

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Hi, my name is Gabriele, i'm 19 years old and i live in Cavernago ,a town near Bergamo. my favourite sport is football and my hobby boxing. What about you? i can't wait to met you

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Hi, I'm Kristian, I come from Bergamo and I'm 19 years old. I love the mountains and I like skiing and climbing. I have a Husqvarna motorcycle and i like to have fun with friends. What about you

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Hi, I'm Sara. I'm 18 years old and I'm attending the Agrarian Institute in Bergamo, Italy. I really love music and I listening to all musical genres, from classic to rock. I also like watching films especially adventure and action movies. Finally, I really like being on my own, but sometimes I need to go out with my friends.

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Hi, I'm Sara. I'm 18 years old and I'm attending the Agrarian Institute in Bergamo, Italy. I really love music and I listening to all musical genres, from classic to rock. I also like watching films especially adventure and action movies. Finally, I really like being on my own, but sometimes I need to go out with my friends.

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By for now.

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A global issue I’m worried about is global warming. It is the cause of the change in the planet’s climate and more precisely the abrupt rise in the earth’s temperature which has developed since the 19 th century and is still ongoing. That’s why I shared with my friends and my teacher this a link to a video which explains the cause of global warming.
https://youtu.be/sKDWW9WlPSc
Furthermore, this phenomenon leads to the birth of a wide range of negative consequences.
I am worried because this is a real alarm bell for the whole of humanity and these are very serious outrages against the whole of nature, going to demolish every form of habitat and the possibility for animals to live in dignity. We should pollute less the environment less, use, for example, fewer cars, reduce our energy consumption, learn how to make excellent and reasonable food choices aimed at reducing meat consumption and carry out separate collection of waste.

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Hi, I'm Elisa, an 18-year-old student of senior year at Mario Rigoni Stern, an agricultural institute in Bergamo, a city in the north of Italy, where I live.

Even though I live in the city center, I love to stay in contact with nature.
I love animals, in particular dogs.

There's a photo of my dog
Bye for now.

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Today 90% of the land area on Earth is covered by ice is situated in Antarctica, while the remaining 10% is Greenland ice cap.

Ice covers about 10% of the land and acts like a protection over the Earth and the oceans. The white of ice reflects excess heat back into space and keeps the planet cooler.

Glacial melt in Antarctica and Greenland influences ocean currents: massive amounts of cold water, melted ice, entering warmer ocean waters and slowing them.

If all the ice of the Greenland ice cap melted, it would raise global sea levels by 20 feet. Melting glaciers also increase coastal erosion and elevates storm surge create more frequent and intense coastal storms (hurricanes and typhoons).

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By Brignoli Beatrice and Salvetti Elisa

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extinction

The extinction of all species in general is becoming a very important problem to be   solved to safeguard both the fauna and flora which are also of  fundamental importance for the planet and the human being.

The causes of the risk of extinction are many  and among these are poaching and deforestation, man-made actions that are  slowly increasing and causing the risk of the disappearance of many species such  as, for example, the risk of the disappearance of the panda

oaching consists of hunting carried out in  violation of the law.

While deforestation consists in the elimination of vegetation done for the  construction of roads and buildings

These two issues are determining the loss of habitats and the risk of  extinction of the pandas that since 2016 the international union has led it to be a  vulnerable species

In China, forests are decreasing year after year due to irresponsible logging that  prevents pandas from finding bamboo to feed on. This forces the pandas to have  to move but in this way they expose themselves and can be victims of poaching  and the thousand dangers given by man.

According to the latest research there are only 1864 specimens left and the WWF  is trying to protect these specimens by collaborating with Wolong’s veterinarians  in China to safeguard the last remaining specimens.

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By Abruzzese Althea and Bresciani Chiara

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By Plebani Luca and Mazzucchelli Lorenzo

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By Plebani Luca and Mazzucchelli Lorenzo

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By Plebani Luca and Mazzucchelli Lorenzo

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By Plebani Luca and Mazzucchelli Lorenzo

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By Bonetti Sara, Bosio Elisa, Brevi Andrea

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By Bonetti Sara, Bosio Elisa, Brevi Andrea

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Hi, I'm Musitelli Emilio. I come from Italy, I live in Val Brembilla and I study at the IIS Mario Rigoni Stern.
I like nature and animals and in the future I plan to work with them.
I like raising ducks, geese and chickens

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Global warming
Global warming is a problem that worries me a lot because it causes other negative effects on the environment such as melting glaciers and rising sea levels. With the melting of the glaciers, many animals lose their habitat and can even become extinct. This is very bad because a lot of biodiversity would be lost. Additionally, glaciers have held debris for millennia and tell the story of the planet.

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I am concerned about this because, with the rise of water, there is a risk that some islands will be covered and that the glaciers may be a source of fresh water in the event of drinking water ending.

The main cause are:

Production of CO2 from human activities, such as transport, industrial realities and livestock production;

Wrestation of the world’s  green lungs;

Exploitation of fossil fuel for the energy sector

Global Warming: average global temperature is estimated to have increased from 1800 to today, as it may be at 1.5 or 2 degrees by 2050

See glaciers melt before your eyes

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By Duzioni Lara and Orsini Paolo.

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By Kevin Farsa.

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Hello, I'm Giacomo Busi, I attend the fifth year in agrarian institute Mario Rigoni Stern in Bergamo. I'm 19 years old and I live in Olginate in the province of Lecco. I like to be in contact with nature. I have to decide what to do next year, after school. Bye

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Hello, I'm Giacomo Busi, I attend the fifth year in agrarian institute Mario Rigoni Stern in Bergamo. I'm 19 years old and I live in Olginate in the province of Lecco. I like to be in contact with nature. I have to decide what to do next year, after school. Bye