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Our fight for a clean planet is a presentation by Zharkyn Chynybekova from the Lyceum Complex of Talas about keeping their school environment clean. The objectives are to remove trash from the community, plant and whitewash trees for the future environment, and help others recognize the importance of nature. The presentation details their efforts to clean the school yard, plant trees, water the new trees, whitewash existing trees, and educate young students on the importance of the environment.
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Chynybekova jarkyn small size
- 1. Our fight for a clean planet Presented by Chynybekova Zharkyn Lyceum Complex of Talas
- 3. To remove our community of trash.
- 4. To plant and whitewash trees for the future environment.
- 6. Planting trees for the future(better safe than sorry!)
- 7. Time to water them!
- 8. Whitewashing trees(No, these aren’t the ones we planted before.)
- 10. Telling the importance of the environment to young students
- 11. The team (finishing the work)