This text and foto is about an activity that took place in one of the schools of Aradas. The pupils planted holly trees and alders to celebrate the "Autóctone forest day".
"Dia da Floresta Autóctone" no Agrupamento de Escolas de Aradas
No dia 23 de Novembro assinalou-se o dia da Floresta Autóctone, no Lar Especializado de Infância e juventude Casa Alberto Souto.
Respeitando o Plano Anual de Actividades do Agrupamento de Escolas de Aradas os docentes convidaram os alunos do Lar para plantarem árvores de espécies autóctones no espaço verde da instituição. Esta acção tinha como principais objectivos: incutir a sensibilização ambiental e alertar para a importância ecológica e patrimonial. Assim, foram “reflorestados” Azevinhos e Amieiros.
Espera-se que esta iniciativa não acabe aqui. Parabéns para todos!"
Prof. Ana Paula Martins
Biodiversity must be preserved!
ReplyDeleteAlready many species have become extinct and we can not let that happen.
With the help of students home from Dr. Alberto Souto, entered into this activity for our school, holly and alders were reforested.
Another great example for our school!
Congratulations to initiative :)
the trees are essential to humanity.
ReplyDeletethe trees are very important, so we breathe!
planting more than cuting is better for the =D
good job planting the trees, we must plant them to survive.
ReplyDeletegood job, they are on extinction. :) we should plant plants too or trees, because it would be good for the planet and our future.
ReplyDeletecongratulations to the people who though of this!
ReplyDeletePlanting trees is one of the MOST IMPORTANT things we need to do, because without them , it would be impossible to live on earth.
People who try to help the planet are noble people.
ReplyDeleteOur school it`s a good exanple.
Congratulations :D