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At the end of March 2023, as part of the project entitled Adaptation to climate change, a two-day workshop for climate change experts took place in Reykjavik. The workshops were prepared and conducted by employees of Verkis Hf – Project Partner.

As part of individual project activities, together with the employees of our Project Partner, engineers from the company – Verkis hf., we have prepared 5 educational materials for you.

During the winter holidays, which took place in February, nearly 120 children with their parents took part in trainings on building insect houses.

On 14 of December 2022 a contract for the development of green areas in Gryfino was signed in the Town and Commune Office in Gryfino. Implementation of this task is a part of the project “Adaptation to climate changes through the development of green and blue infrastructure in Gryfino”.

Participants of family workshops at the Pałacyk pod Lwami in Gryfino could learn about the fascinating world of insects and their important role in the ecosystem.

As part of the project Adaptation to climate changes through the development of green and blue infrastructure in Gryfino, 4 above-ground rainwater tanks were installed at the Municipal Nursery in Gryfino. Through this investment, rainwater flowing from the roof of the building will be collected in order to care for the greenery surrounding the nursery.

From the beginning of October 2022, 160 students from primary schools no. 1, 2 and 3 take part in the Educational Gardens program, which aims to provide lively and practical learning about vegetation and it’s proper care, as well as co-responsibility for the sustainable development of the city and the commune.

The first training on building insect houses took place on Saturday, the 17 th of November 2022 in Sobiemyśl. The training was attended by about 20 instructors of village centers run by the Gryfino House of Culture and members of the Country Housewives Association.

The tree adoption program is addressed to the inhabitants of the Gryfino Commune and aims to teach them responsibility for public green areas, in particular greenery care. 56 willing residents reported to the City ​​and Commune Office in Gryfino, who decided to take care of the trees growing in the city and in the villages.

Two educational corners have been created in the LAGUNA Water Center in Gryfino: one for small children and the other for adult residents of the Gryfino Commune and people visiting the swimming pool complex in Gryfino. The task of both places is education and information about climate changes. The children’s corner includes puzzles, logic and arcade games on ecological topics.