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How to Take Care of the Environment - 10 Ways to Take Care of the Environment

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Spain is in southwestern Europe and has borders with France (in the north) and Portugal (in the west). Most of its territory is a peninsula, but it also has two large archipelagos. The Balearic Islands are off the coast of Catalonia and the region of Valencia. The Canary Islands are in the Atlantic ocean, about 1,500 kilometres from the Andalusian coast, the southernmost end of the peninsula. Spain also has to Autonomous Cities: Ceuta and Melilla. They are in northern Africa and connected by frequent ferry services to the coast of Andalusia.Mainland Spain, together with Portugal, forms the Iberian Peninsula, surrounded by the Mediterranean Sea to the east and south, the Atlantic ocean to the west and parts of the north and south, and the Cantabrian Sea to the north.

Spain's geography is very varied and the landscapes are very diverse. The total land area is just over 505,000 square kilometres, 12,500 km ² of which are the islands.Spain is an extremely mountainous country with a large central plateau. To simplify somewhat, this plateau is divided by two major mountainous areas: the mountain ranges of the Sistema Central and the Montes de Toledo. Towards the edges there are other mountain ranges, including the Galaico massif, the Cantábrica range, the Sistema Ibérico, and Sierra Morena. The most peripheral mountain systems are the Bética and Catalan ranges and the Pyrenees. The highest points in the country are the Teide (3,718 metres) on the island of Tenerife; Mulhacén (3,478 metres) in Granada; and Aneto (3,404 metres) in the Pyrenees.

Spain epitomises natural diversity, and has more UNESCO Biosphere Reserves than any other country in the world, from the lush green laurel forests of Garajonay National Park (La Gomera) to the desert of Las Bardenas Reales Natural Park (Navarra). From the Andalusian coast with endless fine sand beaches to the scalloped shores of tiny coves with pine trees growing almost to the waterline in the Balearic Islands and some parts of Catalonia. From the high mountain landscape of the Picos de Europa National Park to the plains of Doñana National Park or the wetlands of Tablas de Daimiel National Park. You can see several articles here on some of the most fascinating natural settings in Spain.

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Spain is in southwestern Europe and has borders with France (in the north) and Portugal (in the west). Most of its territory is a peninsula, but it also has two large archipelagos. The Balearic Islands are off the coast of Catalonia and the region of Valencia.

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Spain's beaches are anticipated to shrink by an average of 15 meters (50 feet) by 2050 as sea levels rise and stronger waves and currents eat away at the shoreline due to global warming. Research suggests that some unprotected beaches may vanish entirely in some of the most affected locations, as saltwater pours into vacation homes.

According to the research, Spain saw three heatwaves in the summer of 2020, the longest of which lasted nine days and was the hottest since 1975. One of the most visible symptoms of the global climate crisis is an increase in the incidence of heatwaves. Over the last several decades, the number of record high temperatures have risen dramatically.

To discover more about the dangers of rising water levels in Spain as a result of global warming, read the article below.

Sea and River Level Rise

Temperatures in the Mediterranean basin are expected to climb by up to 5 degrees Celsius in the next century, significantly faster than the world average. This poses a threat to food and water resources as sea levels rise and floods become more common. Spain's costal regions would endure the worst floods and agricultural loss as sea levels rise by an average of 1.1 meters. This Cities at Risk video, made by Compare the Market home loans , shows what the city of Seville and other river cities across the world could look like in the year 2100; swallowed by massive and destructive floods. Climate change's unavoidable effects are sweeping across the Mediterranean at a faster rate than we anticipated.

Severe Consequences of Global Warming

Global warming will undoubtedly have an impact on Spain, just as it will on the rest of the world, but it could go in one of two directions; a severe drought in certain parts of Spain or a nationwide surge in sea and river levels. Summers in Spain are anticipated to warm more, allowing for more frequent bouts of extreme heat. This temperature rise is projected to coincide with a trend toward less rainfall in the coming decades - as much as 10-15 percent less rain if global temperatures rise by 2 degrees Celsius - and a higher risk of a catastrophic drought.

This combination of rising temperatures and decreasing rainfall might lead to the desolation of large parts of Spain, wreaking havoc on agriculture.

Crops may be harmed by poor soil quality or losses due to droughts or heat waves, while fisheries will be harmed by overfishing and the extinction of some species as the water warms.

Massive Flooding

At the same time as sections of southern Spain are rapidly drying up, increased severe storm activity might create significant flooding in other parts of the nation, notably in the country's northernmost provinces near the Bay of Biscay.

The tourist-friendly country also has to deal with increasing sea levels and the loss of its famous coastline. "There is rising soil erosion along the approximately 6,000 km of the shore where 90 percent of all visitors spend their vacations," says a report from the north of Spain.

As a result of climate change, storm activity in northern Spain may increase, posing a significant danger of severe floods and wreaking havoc on the country's fishing economy. Over 200 hectares of land in the Bay of Biscay, according to Greenpeace Spain, will be at risk of flooding in the second half of this century. The urban and industrial regions make up half of this area. Coastal erosion will increase as sea levels rise in Spain, which could have major consequences for one of the country's most vital businesses - tourism.

According to a Spanish environment ministry assessment, the battle for land on Spain's beaches is projected to intensify over the next four decades as sand begins to vanish under a rising sea that risks flooding beach-side residences.

DO YOU HAVE NEWS FOR US at Spain's most popular English newspaper - the Olive Press? Contact us now via email: newsdesk@theolivepress.es or call 951 273 575. To contact the newsdesk out of regular office hours please call +34 665 798 618.

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Spain's beaches are anticipated to shrink by an average of 15 meters (50 feet) by 2050 as sea levels rise and stronger waves and currents eat away at the shoreline due to global warming. Research suggests that some unprotected beaches may vanish entirely in some of the most affected locations, as saltwater pours into vacation homes.

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1) Svake godine Dan planeta Zemlje obilježavamo? a) 22. ožujka b) 22. travnja c) 22. svibnja 2) Otpad odvajamo da bismo ga... a) bacili b) sakrili c) reciklirali 3) Države s najviše stanovnika su... a) Kina i Indija b) SAD i Kina c) Kina i Brazil 4) Zemlja je oko 70 % prekrivena vodom. a) da b) ne 5) Koliko se otprilike godina razgrađuje plastika u moru? a) 15 godina b) 50 godina c) 500 godina 6) Što djeca mogu učiniti da bismo sačuvali zdrav okoliš? a) Saditi cvijeće i druge biljke. b) Prekomjerno trošiti vodu. c) Uvijek koristiti plastične vrećice. 7) Koja je životinja omiljena hrana kornjače, a nalikuje na plastičnu vrećicu? a) vlasulja b) meduza c) moruzgva 8) Kako se zove djevojčica koja je s petnaest godina sjela pred zgradu švedske vlade sa transparentom na kojem je pisalo "Štrajk za klimu!"? a) Marta b) Gita c) Greta 9) Kako se zove slikovnica nadahnuta stvarnom djevojčicom Gretom Thunberg? a) Greta i divovi b) Greta i lavovi c) Greta i priroda

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1) Svake godine Dan planeta Zemlje obilježavamo? a) 22. ožujka b) 22. travnja c) 22. svibnja 2) Otpad odvajamo da bismo ga... a) bacili b) sakrili c) reciklirali 3) Države s najviše stanovnika su... a) Kina i Indija b) SAD i Kina c) Kina i Brazil 4) Zemlja je oko 70 % prekrivena vodom.

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As part of our Media and Communications Program, One Earth has produced over 100 videos highlighting stories around the globe that demonstrate the transformation to a positive future in which nature and humanity can coexist and thrive together. We've partnered with a number of mission-aligned organizations to co-produce videos, including the UNDP, Mongabay, Avaaz, The Ellen Fund, Globaia, and Wildlife Conservation Network, among others.

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Svetovi oko našeg Sunca su veoma raznoliki, od sićušnih i beživotnih komadića stena do džinovskih gasovitih globusa. Svaki rođak naše planete ima svoje ekstremne karakteristike i zapanjujuće fenomene.

Izvor: Foto: Wikimedia Commons

10. Zemljin vazduh

Možda deluje pristrasno reći koliko je Zemlja posebna - ipak, mi živimo na njoj. Iako je Zemlja prekrivena okeanima vode, Mars je nekada možda, takođe, posedovao mora. Međutim, nigde u našem solarnom sistemu nećete naći atmosferu koja je ispunjena slobodnim kiseonikom, koji se pokazao kao jedan od najbitnijih sastojaka za razvoj još jedne posebne karakteristike Zemlje - nas.

9. Jupiterova Velika crvena mrlja

Najčudnija karakteristika na Jupiterovoj površini je bez sumnje Velika crvena mrlja, džinovska oluja vidljiva već više od 300 godina. U najširem prečniku, Velika crvena mrlja je skoro tri puta šira od Zemlje. S vremena na vreme, mrlja potpuno izbledi.

8. Saturnov šestougao

Saturn je možda najčuveniji po spektakularnim prstenovima, ali Jupiter, Uran i Neptun takođe imaju prstenove. Međutim, ništa poput džinovskog šestougla koji okružuje Saturnov severni pol nije viđeno ni na jednoj drugoj planeti. Svaka stranica je skoro 12.500 kilometara dugačka, što je dovoljno veliko da ukupno četiri Zemlje stanu unutra. Termalna slika prikazuje da se prostire oko 100 kilometara unutar planetine atmosfere. Naučnici su osmislili nekoliko ideja koje se tiču porekla heksagona. Jedna od njih je da se on uzdiže usled kompleksne interakcije između talasa koji prolaze kroz atmosferu i gasova koji se bućkaju.

7. Marsove oluje

Peščane oluje na Marsu su najveće u Sunčevom sistemu, a u stanju su da prekriju celu Crvenu planetu i da traju mesecima. Jedna od teorija koja objašnjava zbog čega su peščane oluje tako velike na Marsu počinje time što čestice prašine u vazduhu upijaju sunčevu svetlost, grejući Marsovu atmosferu u svojoj blizini. Topli čepovi vazduha idu ka hladnijim delovima, stvarajući vetrove. Jaki vetrovi dižu više prašine sa zemlje, što za uzvrat zagreva atmosferu, podižući još jače vetrove, koji teraju još više prašine.

6. Saturnovi prstenovi

Kao što smo naveli, Saturn je najpoznatiji po svojim zapanjujućim prstenovima. Jedan prsten, previše bled da bi se video sa Zemlje, otkriven je tek 2009. godine i ima prečnik 200 puta veći od prečnika planete - što znači da bi milijarda Zemlji moglo da stane u njega.

5. Neptunovi vetrovi

Na Neptunu možete naći vetrove koji imaju brzinu veći od 2.400 kilometara na čas. Ostaje nepoznato odakle tolika energija za pokretanje najbrže planete.

4. Uranov čudan nagib

Za razliku od drugih svetova, Uran je toliko nagnut da u suštini kruži oko Sunca na svom ekvatoru, sa osom koja je uperena u zvezdu. Mnogi astronomi veruju da je neobična orijentacija uzrok sudara sa planetom Zemljine veličine nakon što, ubrzo nakon što je Uran formiran.

3. Marsove visije i nizije

Crvena planeta je dom najviših planina i najnižih dolina u našem solarnom sistemu. Planina Olimp je skoro 27 kilometara visoka, što je tri puta veće od Mont Everesta, dok je Marineris dolina duboka oko 8 do 10 kilometara na nekim mestima i proteže se skoro 4.000 kilometara, što je približno širini Australije ili udaljenosti od Beograda do Kabula.

2. Merkurova promena temperature

Kao planeta koja je najbliža Suncu, Merkur može da dostigne površinsku temperaturu i do 450 stepeni Celzijusa. Međutim, budući da ovaj svet nema atmosferu koja bi zadržala toplotu, noćne temperature mogu da padnu i do -170 stepeni Celzijusa, što je najveća promena u Sunčevom sistemu.

1. Žestoka Venerina površina

Iako je Venera tek druga najbliža planeta našem Suncu, njena gusta i toksična atmosfera zarobljava toplotu poput ekstremne verzije staklene bašte. Kao rezultat toga, temperatura na Veneri može dostići i 465 stepeni Celzijusa što je dovoljno vrelo da topi olovo.

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Svetovi oko našeg Sunca su veoma raznoliki, od sićušnih i beživotnih komadića stena do džinovskih gasovitih globusa. Svaki rođak naše planete ima svoje ekstremne karakteristike i zapanjujuće fenomene. Izvor: Foto: Wikimedia Commons Možda deluje pristrasno reći koliko je Zemlja posebna - ipak, mi živimo na njoj.

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наука одавно зна да ће живот на земљи у једном тренутку да се угаси

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ДА ЛИ БИ ТРЕБАЛО ДА СТРЕПИМО? Научници открили колико ће кисеоник трајати на планети Земљи

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НАУКА одавно зна да ће живот на Земљи у једном тренутку да се угаси, поред тога што је Сунцу које организује планете око себе такође суђено да умре, као и свакој звезди у свемиру.

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Povucite i smjestite stavku u odgovarajuću grupu.. Plastic recycling: , , , , , Metal and tin recycling : , , , Paper and cardboard recycling: , , , , .

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Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do online and send to the teacher.

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Pollution - Science for Kids | @PrimaryWorld

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Tap a pair of tiles at a time to reveal if they are a match.. RECYCLE, REDUCE, REUSE, GLOBAL WARMING, POLLUTION, EARTH, COMPOST, SAVING, PLANTING.

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Reduce Reuse Recycle Song for Kids |  Earth Day Songs for Children | The Kiboomers

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Another work prepared by my students for Earth Day and Water Day.

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Pročitaj tvrdnju i ako je tvrdnja točna klikni TOČNO, a ako nije NETOČNO.

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Obnovljivi i neobnovljivi izvori energije

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Odredi vrstu izvora energije i razvrstaj ga u točan stupac!

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Jun 8, 2016 - I am in love with this little flowers/pom poms. I learned how to make these from a YouTube tutorial a few months ago and decided to make them for my friend's baby shower. I used them to decorate around the house and also to decorate the favors.   Very easy to make... it was easier than regular pom poms. You will need tissue paper (any color). Since I wanted to mix textures and color, I used a paper bag and tissue paper.    1. first I used the craft puncher to punch out 2 circles out of the paper bag and about 4 out of the tissue paper.    2. Second step it's to layer them. I used 2 tissue paper, 1 paper bag, 2 tissue paper and 1 paper bag.  You can layer it how ever you want and you can try different variations. Once you have it layered the way you want it, staple it all together from the middle. 3. Now is time to wrinkle it all up layer by layer.  You can see in my last picture how it looks when its all wrinkle.  The last step is to go pull the layers back and you'll see the textures that each layer will have.    Here you can see the final product and how it looks in light pink, bright pink and yellow.          Hope you like it!!!! ☺♥ Have a great weekend.

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How to Make an Earth Day Necklace with Salt Dough

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Feb 20, 2018 - Learn how to make a salt dough Earth Day necklace. A cool DIY Earth Day jewelry is a creative way to show your love for our planet.

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Apr 10, 2015 - A big collection of Earth Day Art Projects that you can do in your classroom.

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Let's Celebrate Earth Day | STEM for Kids | Earth Day for Kids

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Earth Day Songs - Protect Our Planet | Song for Preschool and Primary School

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Earth Day Facts for Kids | Learn How Earth Day Stops Pollution

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Discover Earth Day's 50-Year Legacy, Uniting Billions Annually on April 22. Explore the Movement's History.

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sort out - to separate one type of things from a group of things, fair trade - the activity of making, buying, and selling goods in a way that is morally right, recycle - to sort and collect rubbish in order to treat it and produce useful materials that can be used again, light bulb - the glass object inside a lamp that produces light , litter - small pieces of rubbish that have been left lying on the ground in public places, garbage - waste material or unwanted things that you throw away, bio-waste - waste that is composed chiefly of organic matter, reusable - able to be used again, rechargeable - able to be charged again, degrade - to change to a simpler form,

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New Horizons - B1 - Conversation - Lesson 41 - Introduction

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How to protect the environment?: save water, save electricity, recycle, use renewable sources of energy, sort out rubbish, use public transport, environmental problems: global warming, climate change, greenhouse effect, air pollution, water contamination, deforestation, endangered species, natural disasters: flood, earthquake, tsunami, volcanic eruption, hurricane, avalanche, firest fires/wild fires, natural places: mountains, river, valley, peninsula, island, lake, waterfall,

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1) People need it to breathe a) oxygen b) pollution c) water 2) Dirty water that pollutes rivers a) pollution b) sewage c) global warming 3) Animals that may soon die out a) recycle b) environment c) endangered species 4) Harmful gases produced by cars a) exhaust fumes b) pollution c) oxygen 5) A place where rubbish is thrown away a) sewage b) environment c) dumping site 6) To use some materials again a) recycle b) global warming c) dumping site 7) The natural world a) oxygen b) endangered species c) environment 8) Dirty air, water and soil a) oxygen b) pollution c) sewage

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1) People need it to breathe a) oxygen b) pollution c) water 2) Dirty water that pollutes rivers a) pollution b) sewage c) global warming 3) Animals that may soon die out a) recycle b) environment c) endangered species 4) Harmful gases produced by cars a) exhaust fumes b) pollution

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Które z podanych czasowników mają znaczenie pozytywne (+), a które - negatywne (-)?

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THE ENVIRONMENT for Kids - Climate Change, Greenhouse Effect, Looking after the Planet and Energy

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PLANET EARTH - Everything You Should Know About Earth - Compilation Video - Science for Kids

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Environmental Songs for Kids - Protect Water Bodies

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Save The Earth Song 🌎 | Saving Earth Promise Song 🌎| Nursery Rhymes | Songs for Kids | OwlyBird

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Save the Planet song for kids | Environment song for children | Earth Day song

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I AM EARTH READ ALOUD by Rebecca and James McDonald

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EARTH DAY EVERY DAY by Lisa Bullard and Xiao Xin-Earth Day Books for kids

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Match the words with the pictures.
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Most of Portugal was once covered by forests. Today, only a quarter of the country remains forested. While some native species, such as the cork tree are still common, many plants are foreign species and were introduced by humans.

Farming and hunting have reduced the numbers of wild animals living in Portugal. The common animals are boars, wild goats, fallow deer, foxes, and Iberian hares. The Iberian lynx is the most endangered cat species in the world. Portugal and Spain are working together to create open space to allow the remaining few hundred lynxes to roam freely.

The coastline is a rich habitat for crabs, clams, and oysters, and tuna, bonito, and sardines are a common catch for Portuguese fisherman.

Many migratory birds stop in Portugal while on their journey to and from central Europe to Africa and beyond.

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Most of Portugal was once covered by forests. Today, only a quarter of the country remains forested. While some native species, such as the cork tree are still common, many plants are foreign species and were introduced by humans. Farming and hunting have reduced the numbers of wild animals living in Portugal.

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Școala Gimnazială nr.1 Vârsolț - Eco Provocarea - Adoptă un copac 🌲🌳

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Bears' Cave (Romanian: Peștera Urșilor) is located the western Apuseni Mountains, on the outskirts of Chişcău village, Bihor County, northwestern Romania. It was discovered in 1975 by "Speodava", an amateur speleologist group.Bears' Cave received its name after the 140 cave bear skeletons which were discovered on the site in 1983. The cave bear, also known as Ursus spelaeus, is a species of bear which became extinct during the Last Glacial Maximum, about 27,500 years ago.The cave has three galleries and four halls: the Candles Hall, Emil Racovita Hall, the Bones Hall.”

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Bears' Cave (Romanian: Peștera Urșilor) is located the western Apuseni Mountains, on the outskirts of Chişcău village, Bihor County, northwestern Romania. It was discovered in 1975 by "Speodava", an amateur speleologist group.Bears' Cave received its name after the 140 cave bear skeletons which were discovered on the site in 1983. The cave bear, also known as Ursus spelaeus, is a species of bear which became extinct during the Last Glacial Maximum, about 27,500 years ago.The cave has three galleries and four halls: the Candles Hall, Emil Racovita Hall, the Bones Hall.”

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Wondering how teach your kids about recycling? Recycled crafts for kids are a great place to start! Recycling reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and incinerators, conserves natural resources, helps prevent pollution, and saves energy. Recycling is a great way to have a positive impact on the environment, and we can help kids to participate in that positive impact!
Here are some commonly recycled materials that make great craft materials:
Did you know? 75% of "garbage" is recyclable, but we only recycle 30% in the United States. Let's use art as a tool to change that!

Creating recycled crafts for kids is a fun way to get creative with your children and teach them about the importance of recycling and upcycling. Here are 5 easy and fun recycled crafts for kids to help them learn about recycling!

5 Recycled Crafts for Kids to Try!

1. Recycled T-Shirt Bracelet Craft

Kids can get creative with this fun art project and create their own wearable recycled craft by using outgrown t-shirts. This can be a great group or one-on-one project, and they'll make great handmade gifts or friendship bracelets! Plus, it teaches children about the importance of reusing and recycling.

Directions: Cut your recycled t-shirts into strips, braid them together and wrap them around a metal bangle. Use hot glue to secure.
Materials:
2. DIY Airplane Piggy Bank

This DIY piggy bank project helps kids create a recycled craft and work on goal-setting. They'll be excited to save money for a special treat - while learning to reuse materials! This piggy bank can be made in under an hour and can be completed with a group or one-on-one using everyday items like a plastic soda bottle or water bottle.
Directions:

1. Cut a coin slot

2. Draw your plane's wings, rudder, and propeller on paper

3. Cut paper

4. Color or Decorate

5. Attach using two-sided tape

6. Add any creative detail

Materials:

Empty plastic bottle

Colored card stock paper / recycled paper

Two-sided tape

Scissors

Pencil

3. No-Sew Reusable T-Shirt Tote Bag

Have an outgrown t-shirt that's ready to be upcycled? This no-sew t-shirt tote is a fun and easy recycled craft that can be reused again and again while teaching kids about upcycling in a way that allows them to express their creativity!
Directions:

1. Select a t-shirt and lay it out flat

2. Cut the bottom of the t-shirt to the desired length

3. Cut around the neckline and sleeves to create the handle of your tote

4. Cut the bottom into fringe strips (3/4 to 1 inch wide by 2 inches tall)

5. Flip your t-shirt inside-out and tie front and back fringe together.

6. Flip the t-shirt to the right side out, and now you have a beautiful reusable tote bag!

Materials:
4. Melted Rainbow Crayons (from Broken Crayons)

Even broken crayons can be upcycled into a new art tool! This DIY rainbow crayon craft breathes new life into your crayon pieces and broken crayons! They are fun to create, fun to use, and allows for creative self-expression! This craft is also a great choice for kids with motor disabilities as it provides children with fine motor practice with a larger-grip art tool.
Directions:

1. Soak crayons overnight in a bowl of water.

2. Peel and break into pieces.

3. Place crayon pieces in a silicone mold.

4. Put mold filled with broken crayons in the microwave (covered).

5. Microwave for 3 minutes and check periodically until they are completely melted.

6. Refrigerate until solid.

Materials:
5. Hanging Planters from Recycled Water Bottles

Kids will not only have a recycled craft using a plastic water bottle, but they'll also get the chance to appreciate and care for their own plant!
Directions:

1. Cut plastic bottle 1/3 from the bottom of the container.

2. Cut painters tape into shapes and secure to the bottle.

3. Paint the water bottle and remove painter's tape after the paint has dried.

4. Cut four holes halfway down the bottle for yarn to pass through. Thread and secure the top of the yarn (for hanging).

5. Fill with soil and a plant of your choice.

Materials:

Recycled (dry) plastic water bottles

Craft paint

Paintbrush

Painter's tape

Yarn

Scissors

Making recycled crafts for kids is just one of many ways to help kids learn about recycling and help them have a positive impact on the environment!

Beyond Recycled Crafts for Kids: Additional Resouces to Help Kids Learn About Recycling

Reuse This Bag offers a fantastic guide "Kids Guide to Recycling".

Science Kids has a range of fun experiments, games, facts, projects, and videos to help kids learn about recycling.

Nature's Path gives 19 activities for kids to learn about recycling.

Want more recycled crafts to try with kids? Hello, Wonderful has curated over 1,000 recycled craft ideas to try!
We hope you will enjoy creating these easy and fun recycled crafts for kids. What's your favorite recycled arts and crafts project to make with kids? We'd love to hear from you! Let us know in the comments.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE FOR FAMILIES IMPACTED BY CHILDHOOD CHRONIC ILLNESS

Since 2001, CoachArt has matched volunteer coaches with students for one-on-one or group lessons in arts and athletics. Our vision is that one day every family impacted by chronic illness will be connected to a community of support and an opportunity to learn and grow together.

CoachArt offers free art and athletic lessons to chronically ill children and their siblings between the ages of 5-18 in Los Angeles, the San Francisco Bay Area, and San Diego. If your child has been diagnosed with a chronic condition, we invite you to fill out a student eligibility form or get in touch to learn if CoachArt is right for your child.

Ways to Help

Do you have an artistic or athletic skill you would like to share with a child impacted by chronic illness? Become a CoachArt Volunteer.

Learn how you can get involved with CoachArt to help kids impacted by chronic illness. Visit coachart.org/get-involved.

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Wondering how teach your kids about recycling? Recycled crafts for kids are a great place to start! Recycling reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and incinerators, conserves natural resources, helps prevent pollution, and saves energy. Recycling is a great way to have a positive impact on the environment, and we can help kids to participate in that positive impact!

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Planeta zemlja : Pjesme i priče za djecu

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Să protejăm natura! 🌳🌍♻️| poluarea| reciclare| educație ecologică

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Monica Landea- Secondary School No.1, Concești-Botoșani/ România

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Monica Landea- Secondary School No.1, Concești-Botoșani/ România

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Zimbrul sau bizonul european ( Bison bonasus) este o specie de bizon care se găsește în Europa. Animalul a fost descris prima dată în literatura științifică de Carl Linné, în 1758. În 1996 a fost clasificat ca specie în pericol.

Zimbrul este cel mai greu animal european de pe uscat. Un zimbru are o lungime de 2,9 - 3 metri și o înălțime de 1,9 metri, cântărind de la 300 la 920 kg. Este mai înalt, dar mai puțin masiv decât ruda sa apropiată bizonul american. De asemenea are păr mai scurt decât acesta.

Zimbrii sunt pe cale de dispariție. Zimbrii trăiesc în păduri, având foarte puțini dușmani naturali; există doar câteva relatări din secolul al XIX-lea încoace despre atacuri din partea lupilor și urșilor. Zimbrul este erbivor.

Zimbrii trăiesc 28 de ani în captivitate, dar în sălbăticie trăiesc mai puțin. Pot avea pui la vârste între 4 și 20 de ani la femele și între 6 și 12 ani la masculi. Teritoriul zimbrilor poate ocupa și 200 km², iar unele turme preferă pajiștile și poienile din pădure.

În Europa de Vest, zimbrii au dispărut încă din secolul al XI-lea, mai puțin în Ardennes unde au rezistat până în secolul al XIV-lea.

Ultimul zimbru din Moldova a fost ucis în 1762, iar din Transilvania în 1790. În estul Europei, zimbrii erau proprietatea regilor poloni, lituanieni și țarilor ruși. Regele Sigismund I al Poloniei a instituit pedeapsa cu moartea pentru braconarea zimbrilor în anii 1500. Ultimul zimbru în sălbăticie a fost ucis în Polonia în 1919, iar din lume în 1927, în Caucaz.

În 1927 mai puțin de 50 de zimbri mai rămăseseră în lume, toți în grădini zoologice, ultimii zimbri în sălbăticie fiind uciși de braconieri după Primul Război Mondial.

Zimbrii au fost reintroduși cu succes în sălbăticie începând cu 1951. Se găsesc în zone protejate din păduri din Polonia, Belarus și Republica Moldova, turme existând și în Lituania, Ucraina, Rusia și Kîrgîzstan, iar grădini zoologice din 30 de țări au exemplare din acest animal.

În 2000, specia număra 3.600 de exemplare cu un grad mare de consangvinitate, toate fiind descendente din doar 12 indivizi. Din acest motiv, zimbrii actuali au o diversitate genetică limitată, fiind foarte vulnerabili la boli.

În România, zimbrii pot fi admirați în Rezervația Dragoș-Vodă de la Vânători Neamț, în Rezervația Neagra de la Bucșani, Dâmbovița (cea mai mare rezervație din România ca număr de exemplare ), în rezervația Valea zimbrilor din Vama Buzăului, Brașov, la Hațeg - Slivuț, la Grădina Zoologică din Târgoviște, două exemplare la Grădina Zoologică din Reșița, două exemplare la Grădina Zoologică din Bârlad și două exemplare la Grădina Zoologică din Hunedoara. Zimbrii au fost re-introduși în România în anul 1958, când primele două exemplare de animale au fost aduse din Polonia și ținute într-o rezervație din Hațeg. Ideea zimbrilor în libertate, pe teritoriul României, s-a născut abia în 1999, printr-un program susținut de Banca Mondială și Uniunea Europeană.

În 2003 au fost aduși 15 zimbri din vestul Europei, pentru care a fost amenajat un țarc cu o suprafață de 180 de hectare. În acest loc, zimbrii trăiesc în semi-libertate.

În data de 21 martie 2012 au fost eliberați 5 zimbri din Parcul Național Dragoș Vodă, ei sunt monitorizați în permanență.

Prin inițiativa celor de la WWF România și Rewilding Europe, împreună cu sprijinul comunităților locale, începând cu anul 2014, în Munții Țarcu (pe raza comunei Armeniș, județul Caraș-Severin) au fost reintroduse mai multe exemplare din această specie. În 11 iunie 2016 încă 10 exemplare au fost transportate din rezervații și centre de reproducere, urmând ca în fiecare an să mai ajungă în Munții Țarcu alte exemplare din: Germania, Suedia, Italia, Elveția, Polonia și România.

Acum sunt peste 70 de zimbri în libertate, cea mai mare populație de zimbri pe care România a avut-o în 200 de ani, acest lucru este posibil prin sprijinul Programului LIFE al Uniunii Europene a proiectului "LIFE Bison" , coordonat de Rewilding Europe și WWF-România cu ajutorul comunităților locale și instituțiilor statului.

Scopul proiectului este de a avea o populație viabilă care să ajute la creșterea biodiversității și să sprijine dezvoltarea sustenabilă a comunităților locale prin ecoturism.

Începând cu anul 2019, Fundația "Conservation Carpathia" a demarat un program de reintroducere a zimbrului în Munții Făgăraș. La început au fost aduși din Germania un număr de patru zimbri, iar la finalul anului au fost aduși alți nouă zimbri de proveniență poloneză. Fundația își propune ca treptat să creeze o populație stabilă de 30 de zimbri în zona inițială.

Cele 4 exemplare aduse în Munții Făgăraș vor fi găzduite într-un țarc de aclimatizare situat în zona lacului Pecineagu, începând cu luna noiembrie 2019, urmând să fie eliberați în sălbăticie în primăvara anului 2020, la distanțe de 20-30 km de localități.

În Republica Moldova

Conform savanților, zimbrul ar fi existat în Moldova acum 300 de ani, iar la începutul secolului al XIX-lea, acesta ar fi dispărut. În anul 2005, în baza unui acord interstatal dintre conducerea Republicii Moldova și cea a Republicii Polone, s-a convenit de a reaclimatiza zimbrul în Republica Moldova. Drept urmare, în data de 19 august 2005 în rezervația naturală Pădurea Domnească au fost aduși 3 zimbri (un mascul și două femele) din 2 rezervații diferite din Polonia. Spre sfârșitul anului 2013, populația de zimbri din rezervația Pădurea Domnească a ajuns în număr de șase. În rezervație zimbrii sunt ținuți într-un țarc cu o suprafață de 32 de hectare, care poate găzdui până la 18 exemplare.

Distribuție pe țări

Au existat trei subspecii de zimbri:

Bison bonasus bonasus (Linneus, 1758) - cel actual

Bison bonasus hungarorum - dispărut

Bison bonasus caucasicus - dispărut, deși un individ a fost printre cei 12 strămoși ai turmelor actuale.

Turmele moderne sunt ținute în două linii de sânge:

una care conține doar Bison bonasus bonasus (descendenți ai doar 7 animale)

una care conține toți cei 12 strămoși, inclusiv un taur de Bison bonasus caucasicus.

Chiar dacă sunt asemănători ca aspect, zimbrii nu sunt aceeași specie cu , simbolul Moldovei fiind bourul și nu zimbrul.

Zimbrul este simbolul național al Belarusului.

Legături externe

Media despre Zimbru la ARKive

POZE ZIMBRARIA NEAGRA-BUCSANI DAMBOVITA

Rezervația de zimbri din Hațeg

Prezentarea zimbrului de pe site-ul Parcului Natural Vânători, Neamț

Zimbrul, 19 decembrie 2005, Costin Anghel, Mihai Stirbu, Jurnalul Național

Ping-pong cu zimbrii de la Hațeg, 25 iulie 2008, Carmen Dragomir, Diana Rotaru, Jurnalul Național

Regele salbaticiunilor se intoarce in Carpati, 28 februarie 2005, Doru Cobuz, Jurnalul Național

Zimbri de România, 6 decembrie 2008, Jurnalul Național

Proiectul de resălbăticire a zimbrilor în Munții Țarcu

Conviețuirea cu zimbrii din Măgura Zimbrilor

Destinația ecoturistică Măgura Zimbrilor

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Zimbrul sau bizonul european ( Bison bonasus) este o specie de bizon care se găsește în Europa. Animalul a fost descris prima dată în literatura științifică de Carl Linné, în 1758. În 1996 a fost clasificat ca specie în pericol. Zimbrul este cel mai greu animal european de pe uscat.

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Monica Landea -Secondary School No.1, Concești-Botoșani/ România

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