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Le Berry Républicain 11 février 2021

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Discours conclusif Mobilité virtuelle Izola

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Article dans un journal hebdomadaire ORAVA

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Article dans un journal hebdomadaire ORAVA

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La découpe du saumon en France _ Cutting salmon in France

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La découpe du saumon en France _ Cutting salmon in France

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La découpe du saumon au restaurant d'application LP J Guéhenno

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SWOT Analysis - THE IMPACT OF TOURISM ON WATER CONSUMPTION

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SWOT  ANALYSIS - SLOVENIA
https://1drv.ms/w/s!AmhP4VUCFYo0dqSjluAeozjrpMU?e=BZNdg0

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SWOT ANALYSIS ON TOURISM AND WATER FRANCE

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SWOT ANALYSIS ON TOURISM AND WATER FRANCE

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Around Saint-Amand-Montrond

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Get access to files anywhere through secure cloud storage and file backup for your photos, videos, files and more with Google Drive.

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There is alwas something to clean while walking.

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CLEAN UP - SLOVENIA

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Store photos and docs online. Access them from any PC, Mac or phone. Create and work together on Word, Excel or PowerPoint documents.

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Cleaning activity at River Aa, Borken

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Well done!

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An interview made by service students.

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How much and how well we have learned today

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How much and how well we have learned today

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We all love the sea, but do we care enough?

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We all love the sea, but do we care enough?

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Lecture by Janja France, Ph.D. from Marine Biology Station Piran, National Institute of Biology

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We all love the sea, but do we care enough?.ppsx

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Water relief in Slovenia and aroundthe world

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Water relief in Slovenia and aroundthe world

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Learn about an initiative along the river Rhine. It is a European activity!

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What we do

Every year vast amounts of trash reach the oceans. Million tons of plastic pollute our nature. Most of it reaches the oceans via the rivers, particularly in Asia, but also in Europe. We have to prevent this from happening!

We clean the Rhine from the source to the sea.

Together with our partners we want to free the riverside of the Rhine from trash. We aim to build and raise awareness among people not to throw trash away without thinking of the consequences for our rivers, oceans and our nature at large.

Top model Anna Hiltrop and dog trainer Martin Rütter, together with 140 other volunteers, collect 410.5 kg of rubbish on the banks of the Rhine in Cologne!
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With a length of 1,233 km, the Rhine is one of the largest and most important rivers in Europe. It crosses Switzerland, Germany, France and the Netherlands. There is a diverse range of wildlife along the Rhine that is closely related to the river and must be protected. Various species of fish live in the Rhine and many waterfowl live around the Rhine. The beaver is also an important inhabitant of the Rhine. By building dams and beaver lodges, he has a positive influence on the river's ecosystem and creates a habitat for other animal and plant species.

The Rhine is also of great importance for the people and the economy. It is one of the most important waterways in Europe and promotes trade between countries. In addition, the Rhine is an important source of drinking water and is used to generate energy through hydroelectric power plants.

There are various protected areas around the Rhine to preserve and protect the animal and plant world. The Rhine plays a central role in biodiversity and is of great ecological importance for the region. Together with you and our partners, we want to free the Rhine from the source to the mouth of garbage. In addition, our long-term goal is to create awareness that rubbish is not thrown away carelessly or, even better, avoided from the outset!
Are you in?

Stay informed!

With our newsletter you will receive regular updates about our current projects, upcoming days of action, exciting events and inspiring stories first-hand. Find out how you can actively contribute to clearing our rivers of waste and creating a sustainable environment.

Prime Partner

Working together for a greener future: Deutsche Postcode Lottery is actively committed to our environment as a main partner.

The mission of the social lottery is to create a better world for us humans and to preserve our planet. The RhineCleanUp not only strengthens social togetherness, but also triggers a rethinking of environmental pollution and its associated consequences. After our employees have already actively supported the big "Rhine CleanUp" in 2018, 2019 and 2020, with the help of our participants we are again financially supporting the project from source to mouth this year. In addition to measures to promote the campaign, work equipment such as trash bags, high-visibility vests, gloves and grabs will be provided for the many thousands of helpers to clean up Germany's second-largest river and its tributaries. And the best thing about it is that anyone can join in and make their contribution to a clean environment.

Partners

River Cleanup has partnerships all over the world and activated more than 180.000 people in 80 countries along 161 rivers. By connecting people, businesses and governments, the non-profit creates involvement and commitment to work together for a clean environment. The combination of people and technology is an efficient and effective approach to stop the 11 billion kg of plastic that ends up in our oceans, every year.

Newly formed in May 2007, the IGSU is an Interest Group for a Clean Environment in Switzerland. The initiative was taken by two private sector recycling organisations, the IGORA Cooperative for Aluminium Recycling and PRS PET-RECYCLING Switzerland. The two organisations have been working together against littering since 2004. Nonetheless, they sought to support activities against littering on a larger scale and have therefore founded the IGSU.

The advertising agency "c&c concepts and creations GmbH" from attaches great importance to environmental protection. That is why she supports various projects for a clean and healthy environment. With the agency we have found a reliable partner for the maintenance and further development of our website, who is committed to a good cause together with us.

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Every year vast amounts of trash reach the oceans. Million tons of plastic pollute our nature. Most of it reaches the oceans via the rivers, particularly in Asia, but also in Europe. We have to prevent this from happening! We clean the Rhine from the source to the sea.

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I was amazed about this beautiful city! Must certainly go there, stroll along the traffic-free parts of the city , visit the georgeous St. Nicolas Church and walk across the wonderful Triple Bridge. Only problem: which lane shall I take?? Silvia

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10 Things to do in Ljubljana, Slovenia Travel Guide.mp4

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Ljubljana Vacation Travel Guide   Expedia.mp4

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Škocjanski zatok or »Škocjan Bay Nature Reserv«e is a Mediterranean wetland covering 122 hectares . The formation of this nature reserve is associated with the urban development of the city of Koper and its surroundings. Let’s look back at the history of it.

In the past, Koper was an island. The Romans founded the city named Aegida (and later Capraria or Caprae - Goat Island -) on the island of Koper. It is believed that the first simple salt pans were created in the swamps and shallows around the island in Roman times.

During the Venetian Republic (13th – 19th century) large  Sermina salt pans were formed around the bay at the mouth of the Rižana river.

At the beginning of the 20th century, the price of salt began to go down, and salt harvesting   was stopped. The salt pans  fell  into decay,  exposed to the effects of weather and tides.

At the beginning of the 1960s, the construction of the Port of Koper began in the immediate vicinity of the city of Koper. An 877 m-long pier was built between Koper and the outflow of the Rižana river,   which cut today's Škocjan Bay off from the sea. It now remains the last witness that proves that Koper was once an island.

The shallow Škocjan Bay has become an important habitat for marine fauna and flora. It is also a bird-reserve -  an important nesting and wintering site for birds from all around Europe.

This is a wonderful place to go for a trip, a walk, or a jog, and it also has an interesting educational trail that runs between the reeds and open water bodies, with nicely arranged   information boards about the animals and history of the place.

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Življenje v rezervatu (Naravni rezervat Škocjanski zatok).mp4

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Doživite Regijski park Škocjanske jame   Discover Škocjan Caves Park.mp4

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Introductory film of the Škocjan Caves Park.mp4

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We started our tour with the discovery of jawdropping caves, spectacular sightseeing, fantastic wildlife and ended up un Ljubljana for a guided visit. What a great morning! Thanks to the students for the clear explanations on wetlands.

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Le ramassage des déchets en France -un article de presse #1pieceofrubbish

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Le ramassage des déchets en France -un article de presse #1pieceofrubbish

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Collecting rubbish in France - a press article #1pieceofrubbish    This is how an Englishman decided to collect one piece of rubbish a day and travelled in France with a friend to collect rubbish and meet people.

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Zala Rajter Hacin - SLOVENIA

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A FLOODPLAIN IN GERMANY IN WHICH RUBBISH IS COLLECTED TO PRESERVE ITS BEAUTY

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A FLOODPLAIN IN GERMANY IN WHICH RUBBISH IS COLLECTED TO PRESERVE ITS BEAUTY

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This photo was taken at the Steveraue in Olfen at the district of Coesfeld, Germany. It is a renatured floodplains and a recreation area on the outskirts of the City.

Since 2002 , the 120 ha area has been no longer used for agriculture. Since then some animals have been settled there u.a. tail cattles, giant donkeys, conic horses.

The hub of the floodplain is the Stever ( 58 kilometers long, flows through the districts of Coesfeld, Unna and Recklinghausen), which is constantly being renaturalised.

In addition, you can do some activities in the nature idyll for example:  Canoeing, hiking, cycling. In the spring months it is very popular by tourists to go rafting.

In order to keep the enviroment around the Stever clean, an annual rubbish collection campaign is carried out bye the local history society

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Collecting cigarette butts at the school entrance in France.

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Collecting cigarette butts at the school entrance in France.

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Collecting cigarette butts at the school entrance in France.

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Gabriel's family lives in a farm. The weekly water consumption is 23.000 litres per week. In the farm there are 500 ewes and each of them drink a minimum of 6 litres a day! In winter they are particularly thirsty because they are given hay to eat.

In France, the school is still open today. It comprises a main building, a restaurant, a dormitory, several flats ... the weekly consumption of water is about 160;000 litres of water per week!

In France,  at school an action was undertaken to recycle cigarette butts. It takes only one cigarette 🤬 to pollute 500 litres of water.
There are 4.000 toxic elements in a 🤬 cigarette.

French families water consumption is on average 180 litres a week.

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Presentation Sustainable development in our city Izola

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Presentation Sustainable development in our city Izola

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STAND UP PADDLEBOARDING MIHA VIVODA.ppsx

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Federica, Miriam, Stefano, Zan, Nika, Killian and Tatiana

Our ideas to save water, group 5:

- To close water when you are doing shampoo, brushing teeth and shaving
-To take showers instead of baths
- To Avoid flushing the toilet when its not necessary
-To Take shorter showers
Making sure your home is leak free
-To use the dishwasher only if is full
-To create project to push tourist to save water while traveling
-Don’t waste reusable water
- To use the washing machine and dishwasher fully loaded
-To promote water conservation in community
-To throw paper in the bin and not in the toilet
-To encourage schools to help develop and promote a water consevation ethic
-Special nozzles on the crane-aerators - - To allow you to reduce water consumption in a very simple way: air is added to the jet, the pressure remains strong, and water flows much less.

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Group 2 - Kika, Calogero, Marian and Julia.

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Final excel spreadsheet.

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"Anyone who loves the sea and history must visit Izola"

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Covid 19 is bad because we can't party and the curfew starts at 6.pm. It is annoying, the restaurants are closed. I hate COVID-19.

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We have to wear the masks at school to protect ourselves from Corona.

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The covid 19 crisis is something completely new that goes beyond imagination for us all!
As a student, I feel helpless. I can't make plans for the future.
I do what I can to keep my good mood and try to stay concentrated in my studies even if I would dream of being able to work and complete my internships in catering and service.

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I am 17. As a student , i think that the situation is complicated because in class we are too many people and we don't have the social distancing. In the cafeteria we are separate and it's good to fight the COVID-19 . In all the rooms we have a hydroalcoholic gel.

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This discovery of Slovenia in a context of sanitary crisis is the final step of the  as-tu Soif ? project.
When it started in 2018, a group of 5 countries got together to organize a project centered on water.

Half way through, the COVID-19 changed the course of the events. For this project, the schools, teachers and students managed to do their best to coordinate their efforts and go on with long-distance activities. That was the case with Italy, Sicily, and the school in San Agata di Militello.  The Italian team did  a great job uniting the entire European group.

This final virtual mobility is the occasion to meet once more and to share discoveries. We will experience new activities and improve our skills.
We will enjoy being together behind our screens.

We will meet live.

Many thanks to the Slovene team!

David Le Peillet

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Programme - Virtual moblility in Izola  Slovenia

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Programme - Virtual moblility in Izola  Slovenia

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https://arnes-si.zoom.us/j/92904460076

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Instructions for saving water and questionary for the water consumption 

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Instructions for saving water and questionary for the water consumption 

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Please read and measure water consumption