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Plan of the project

About the project

Turkey is an important destination for migratory bird species which migrates between Europe and Africa. Almost 400 bird species stop by Turkey during their passage. This passage is such a show that should be witnessed by everyone at least once in a lifetime. Partners will record videos of bird passages on their countries, and they will add short informative sections to these videos in order to present their countries. Then videos will be combined to create a documentary about this long journey between Europe and Turkey.

AIMS

This project is based on the 'migratory birds and their passage routes. We aim to improve the students' language and research skills through making research on this topic and to establish communication with partners from foreign countries.
Other objectives are to create interest for cultural and historical aspects of each contributing countries, and to create environmental awareness.

WORK PROCESS

March
To prepare posters about partners' countries, and to share those in Twinspace
Recording bird passage videos between march and jully.

Jully
To create a documentary by countries' flags that provided by contributing partners.

Partners will report the progress and studies by emails regularly.

EXPECTED RESULTS

We hope that our students will improve their language and have closer relationships with partners from other European countries, and also develop a natural knowledge that will depend on the care our students take of our environment which will be a basis for cultural and historical interest for the different European countries by publishing this documentary on Twinspace.

Author: Zhanna Bondar

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TRT 9th International Short Movie and Idea Competition

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TRT 9th International Short Movie and Idea Competition

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All Partners

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3D Exhibition
Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School

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3D Exhibition Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School / Istanbul / TURKEY

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3D Exhibition  Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School / Istanbul / TURKEY

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Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School / Istanbul / TURKEY

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Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School / Istanbul / TURKEY

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Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School / Istanbul / TURKEY

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From the 3D Exhibition

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ŞİRİNEVLER MEHMET ŞEN PRIMARY SCHOOL / ISTANBUL / TURKEY

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From exhibition

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Exhibition

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Exhibition Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School 2/C

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Exhibition Şirinevler Mehmet Şen Primary School 2/C

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Proje hakkındaTurkey is an important  destination for migratory bird species which migrates between Europe and Africa. Almost 400 bird species stop by Turkey during their passage. This passage is such a show that should be witnessed by everyone at least once in a lifetime. Partners will record videos of bird passages on their countries, and they will add short informative sections to these videos in order to present their countries. Then videos will be combined to create a documentary about this long journey between Europe and Turkey.HEDEFLERThis project is based on the 'migratory birds and their passage routes. We aim to improve the students' language and research skills through making research on this topic and to establish communication with partners from foreign countries.Other objectives are to create interest for cultural and historical aspects of each contributing countries, and to create environmental awareness.ÇALIŞMA SÜRECIMarchTo prepare posters about partners' countries and to share those in Twinspace Recording bird passage videos between march and jully.JullyTo create a document by the partner countries' flags. Partners will report the progress and studies by emails regularly.BEKLENEN SONUÇLARWe hope that our students will improve their language and have closer relationships with partners from other European countries, and also develop a natural knowledge that will depend on the care our students take of our environment which will be a basis for cultural and historical interest for the different European countries by publishing this documentary on Twinspace.

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Proje hakkındaTurkey is an important  destination for migratory bird species which migrates between Europe and Africa. Almost 400 bird species stop by Turkey during their passage. This passage is such a show that should be witnessed by everyone at least once in a lifetime. Partners will record videos of bird passages on their countries, and they will add short informative sections to these videos in order to present their countries. Then videos will be combined to create a documentary about this long journey between Europe and Turkey.HEDEFLERThis project is based on the 'migratory birds and their passage routes. We aim to improve the students' language and research skills through making research on this topic and to establish communication with partners from foreign countries.Other objectives are to create interest for cultural and historical aspects of each contributing countries, and to create environmental awareness.ÇALIŞMA SÜRECIMarchTo prepare posters about partners' countries and to share those in Twinspace Recording bird passage videos between march and jully.JullyTo create a document by the partner countries' flags. Partners will report the progress and studies by emails regularly.BEKLENEN SONUÇLARWe hope that our students will improve their language and have closer relationships with partners from other European countries, and also develop a natural knowledge that will depend on the care our students take of our environment which will be a basis for cultural and historical interest for the different European countries by publishing this documentary on Twinspace.

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We hope that our students will improve their language and have closer relationships with partners from other European countries, and also develop a natural knowledge that will depend on the care our students take of our environment which will be a basis for cultural and historical interest for the different European countries by publishing this documentary on Twinspace.

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We hope that our students will improve their language and have closer relationships with partners from other European countries, and also develop a natural knowledge that will depend on the care our students take of our environment which will be a basis for cultural and historical interest for the different European countries by publishing this documentary on Twinspace.

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This project is based on the 'migratory birds and their passage routes. We aim to improve the students' language and research skills through making research on this topic and to establish communication with partners from foreign countries.
Other objectives are to create interest for cultural and historical aspects of each contributing countries, and to create environmental awareness.

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Istanbul/Turkey

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Istanbul/Turkey

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The first storks arrived in our town, from Romania.

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Hi! Only now it's really spring and Romania !!!!!!!!!!!!Generally, storks traveling in groups of more than one hundred birds. Because of their size and long and wide wings, flying storks can not perform active beatings of wings a longer period of time. Thus, they are forced to walk most of the way through soaring. To this end, storks use the ascending warm currents that form on landfall. In these places, warm air rises like a chimney bearing up and storks. Twisting with wings spread, stork reach the heights of 600-800 m 3-4 minutes, after which leave one by one to the upstream start. In a broader front, the likelihood of finding another ascending current increases. Located in gliding flight, 3-50 kilometers slides up to the next "chimney", where the process described is repeated. Naturally, stork can migrate only during the day and only over the land, because the above water surfaces are formed not warm ascending current.Based on the approximately 30 000 stork ringed found, we know that storks in Europe bypass Mediterranean in two ways: birds in Western Europe migrază through the Strait of Gibraltar and storks from Romania with other birds from Central and Eastern Europe reach Africa by crossing the Bosporus. Based on the approximately 400 storks ringed in the Carpathian Basin, which subsequently ended up in Africa, we know that our birds wintering areas ranging from the origin of the Nile to southern Africa. Lately, storks migration is monitored using radio transmitters. Satellite tracking data 120 storks on the back which were also attached radio transmitters shows that migration speed is 30-90 km / h, and in one day storks go through an average distance of 220 km. Also, it was found that lately wintering areas of the species have moved northward more and more birds in Western Europe wintering in Spain and storks in Eastern Europe increasingly rarely get to South Africa.Preferred stork parking areas in Africa are open terrain, grassy (savannah). They spend time feeding and resting until return. Our Storks feed mainly on insects in Africa.

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Hi! Only now it's really spring and Romania !!!!!!!!!!!!Generally, storks traveling in groups of more than one hundred birds. Because of their size and long and wide wings, flying storks can not perform active beatings of wings a longer period of time. Thus, they are forced to walk most of the way through soaring. To this end, storks use the ascending warm currents that form on landfall. In these places, warm air rises like a chimney bearing up and storks. Twisting with wings spread, stork reach the heights of 600-800 m 3-4 minutes, after which leave one by one to the upstream start. In a broader front, the likelihood of finding another ascending current increases. Located in gliding flight, 3-50 kilometers slides up to the next "chimney", where the process described is repeated. Naturally, stork can migrate only during the day and only over the land, because the above water surfaces are formed not warm ascending current.Based on the approximately 30 000 stork ringed found, we know that storks in Europe bypass Mediterranean in two ways: birds in Western Europe migrază through the Strait of Gibraltar and storks from Romania with other birds from Central and Eastern Europe reach Africa by crossing the Bosporus. Based on the approximately 400 storks ringed in the Carpathian Basin, which subsequently ended up in Africa, we know that our birds wintering areas ranging from the origin of the Nile to southern Africa. Lately, storks migration is monitored using radio transmitters. Satellite tracking data 120 storks on the back which were also attached radio transmitters shows that migration speed is 30-90 km / h, and in one day storks go through an average distance of 220 km. Also, it was found that lately wintering areas of the species have moved northward more and more birds in Western Europe wintering in Spain and storks in Eastern Europe increasingly rarely get to South Africa.Preferred stork parking areas in Africa are open terrain, grassy (savannah). They spend time feeding and resting until return. Our Storks feed mainly on insects in Africa.

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About ProjectTurkey is an important destination for migratory bird species which migrates between Europe and Africa. Almost 400 bird species stop by Turkey during their passage. This passage is such a show that should be witnessed by everyone at least once in a lifetime. Partners will record videos of bird passages on their countries, and they will add short informative sections to these videos in order to present their countries. Then videos will be combined to create a documentary about this long journey between Europe and Turkey.

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About ProjectTurkey is an important destination for migratory bird species which migrates between Europe and Africa. Almost 400 bird species stop by Turkey during their passage. This passage is such a show that should be witnessed by everyone at least once in a lifetime. Partners will record videos of bird passages on their countries, and they will add short informative sections to these videos in order to present their countries. Then videos will be combined to create a documentary about this long journey between Europe and Turkey.