Informar, Comunicar e Educar; Incluir Socialmente e promover a Igualdade de Géneros; promover uma Cidadania+Ativa; defender o Meio Ambiente e a sua Sustentabilidade; Proteger a Natureza e a Saúde Humana; defender os Direitos Humanos, Liberdades e Garantias.
A ameaça de extinção dos polinizadores tem atraído muita atenção, uma vez que as abelhas e outros insetos polinizadores são essenciais para os ecossistemas e para a a manutenção da biodiversidade. Em Portugal existem mais de 1000 espécies de insetos polinizadores, entre abelhas, abelhões, vespas, moscas, borboletas e escaravelhos.
Mas estes pequenos animais estão cada vez mais ameaçados pela urbanização e pela agricultura industrial, as quais fragmentam os habitats, reduzindo sua área disponível, bem como pelas alterações climáticas, com implicações ao nível da dessincronização entre as épocas de floração e o ciclo de vida dos insetos.
Nesta sessão de Meia-Hora de Bom Ambiente abordaremos o tema "A importância dos polinizadores", contando com a presença de Albano Soares, entomólogo, ligado ao TAGIS - Centro de Conservação das Borboletas de Portugal.
A moderação estará a cargo de Nuno Forner da ZERO.
Fica o desafio para conhecer mais sobre os polinizadores em Portugal.
Meia-Hora de Bom Ambiente, todas as quinta-feiras às 21:30 no Facebook da ZERO!
No mês onde a rubrica da ZERO, Meia-Hora de Bom Ambiente, faz o seu primeiro aniversário, gostaríamos de dar uma prenda aos nossos associados permitindo a escolha do tema a discutir na sessão de aniversário.
Para tal, carregue no link abaixo, preencha com o seu nome e vote nos temas propostos. Tem até quarta-feira dia 19 de maio.
Carlos, today is International Day of Families, and we'd like to take a moment to tell you about the millions of families who have been forced to flee their homes due to conflict, war and persecution.
The global refugee crisis is particularly dangerous for children, who make up more than half of the world's refugees – and the COVID-19 pandemic continues to make circumstances even worse, putting children's lives and futures at risk. Our teams are working tirelessly around the world to help children and their families access the resources they need to be healthy and safe, but this lifesaving work depends on the support of people like you, Carlos.
Too many children lack essential resources like food, clean water and medical care. Their education has been disrupted by forced flight and the pandemic. Without our immediate support, many of them will never return to school or have the chance to realize their full potential.
Thank you for all you do to create change that lasts a lifetime for the world's most vulnerable children. We hope you and your family enjoy this special day.
The way we live is not sustainable: Humans are depleting the planet’s resources. Climate change is affecting us and all species, damaging ecosystems and leading to unprecedented environmental degradation. Learning is key to finding solutions and creating a more sustainable world. We must change the way we live and care for our planet.
Join UNESCO’s campaign calling on the world to invest in education for sustainable development and ensure that it is embedded in learning systems globally.
Brighton schoolboy and Queen’s Park Primary student Frasier Cox has become one of the UK’s youngest published authors after winning a nationwide competition by leading bookseller Book People. Book People’s Bedtime Story competition set out to find the UK’s next budding author by challenging children aged between five and 11 to create a picture book on the theme of friendship.
Frasier’s winning story ‘There’s a Boy Just Like Me’ was selected from more than 1,300 entries into the nationwide competition.
"Portugal e Turquia: Países Diferentes, os mesmos problemas (Arranjar uma solução para a Poluição!)
"As high school students both from Turkey and Portugal we did an environmentally friendly experiment with our participants who had the age range 15-65. In the experiment we interviewed the participants based on 4 questions which were about their habits and experiences that could harm or do good to the environment. We recorded participants’ answers and then we gave them personalized challenges, which were aiming to lower the damage done to the environment per individual. After two weeks from the time these challenges were given, we questioned the same people and recorded their answers in order to calculate how much of an impact our routines could have in saving our world.
Now lets see how it worked!"
Para Miúdos e Graúdos!...
Para educadores(as) e comunidade em geral!...
Autor: ABAE (Associação Bandeira Azul da Europa)
Fonte: ABAE (Associação Bandeira Azul da Europa)
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O Blogue da Cidadania Ativa; Inclusão Social; Sustentabilidade e Natureza
