Monday, May 24, 2010

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the Archaeological Park "Walking in the history" of the lake country with WWF

nature explorers. This turned a group of secondary school students " Siani " Villaricca. The hike on the shores of Lake Country was a in the final stages of the project Pon "Walking in History," which 15 young students decided to attend in extracurricular time. To accompany the group of pupils and teachers Grace Absence Stefania Chisena, which since April 28, for three hours a week, have taken the course includes laboratories.
The young and curious students, were led by volunteers from WWF Lago Patria, who have taken the boys on the banks of the lake in the shape of heart and gave all the explanations to the young fans aspiring naturalists. The visit took place in three stages. First the tour with an explanation and recognition of species and wildlife found along a lake edge, which highlighted the local microclimate conducive to the development of a flora with wetland functions. The second part was devoted to birdwatching , with great enthusiasm and armed with binoculars, the boys were able to observe closely coots, egrets, gulls, pigeons and even a kestrel, hovering curious on the water. The conclusion of the excursion at a laboratory test that has brought young students to recognize the ways of birds cross the lake. To deal with the laboratory Sandro Terreri Lago Patria WWF expert who was able to steal the attention of young ni, divided into the funny and the team of females than males. A fight to the last verse, but eventually they checked the girls and each sported the badges with the characteristic WWF Panda, the runners-up of an adhesive delivered by the President of WWF Panda Lake Homeland Stefano Franciosi " are important moments for the education of more naturalistic giorvani. - underlined - learn that there is much more about them and that nature is a treasure that must be preserved even in small and good daily habits of animals and the environment. "
Angela Fabozzi, Communication WWF Lago Patria

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