International Plastic Bag Free Day on the 3rd of July!

We are thrilled to celebrate this important day dedicated to preserving our planet. The plastic products we use daily have a devastating impact on the environment. They pollute our rivers and oceans, endanger wildlife, and remain in landfills for centuries. Today, we urge everyone to join the global movement to reduce the use of polyethylene.

We are thrilled to celebrate this important day dedicated to preserving our planet. The plastic products we use daily have a devastating impact on the environment. They pollute our rivers and oceans, endanger wildlife, and remain in landfills for centuries. Today, we urge everyone to join the global movement to reduce the use of polyethylene. Here are a few simple steps you can start today and turn into daily habits:

  • Use reusable bags instead of disposable ones.
  • Choose reusable glass or metal bottles over plastic ones.
  • Opt for wax wrappers for food storage instead of plastic wrap.
  • Select products with minimal or no packaging to reduce waste.
  • Sort and dispose of plastic waste properly and support local recycling initiatives.
  • Raise awareness about the dangers of plastic and encourage others to reduce its use.

Together, we can make our world cleaner and healthier for future generations! Join our campaign and share your ideas and successes in the fight against plastic in the comments. 

🌱 With a love for nature,

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Meeting storks at the Berehovo Public Center “Everyone Can Help”

At the Berehovo Public Center “Everyone Can Help,” eco-activists hosted an educational session for children focused on stork conservation. With the storks soon beginning their mass migration to Africa for the winter, the session aimed to raise awareness about the challenges these birds face during their long journey. Additionally, the session highlighted the plight of storks that, due to injury or other reasons, will be unable to join the migration and will stay behind in Ukraine throughout the winter.