Kamchatka Kids Learn About Nature at 'This Land is Ours' Event
A unique educational event, 'This Land is Ours', took place at the Kamchatka regional children's library. The Day of Environmental Literacy was a joint effort by Kronotsky Reserve and local schoolchildren, with support from the Dresden Zoo. The event, held at the Vitaly Krichina library, saw fifth-graders from School No. 35 in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky learning about Kamchatka's natural wonders. They explored the history of Kronotsky Reserve, which turned 90 on November 1, 2024. The program included watching videos about protected areas like Geyser Valley and Kuril Lake, and a report by a cub from the series 'I am a Bear'. Environmental games, such as 'Animal Sounds' and 'Marine Mammals' quiz, added interactive fun. The Dresden Zoo played a significant role in the event's success. It provided ideas and support from zoologists, animal keepers, and environmental education experts. Anna Kostrova, a methodologist from Kronotsky Reserve, summed up the event's impact on children's environmental education. The Day of Environmental Literacy 'This Land is Ours' proved successful in educating young minds about Kamchatka's diverse nature and the importance of preserving it. The event, organized jointly with Kronotsky Reserve, left a lasting impression on the participating fifth-graders from School No. 35.
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