Ecology at our school
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The students at Primary School No. 3 in Pulawy, Poland participate in various ecological activities. They provide food and care for shelter pets, learn about owl habitats from bird lovers, conduct bird counts with ornithologists, run fairs for homeless animals, participate in clean-up events, make crafts from waste materials, celebrate Earth Day, enter competitions, learn about endangered species and waste treatment, and collect aluminum cans and batteries for recycling. The school emphasizes hands-on learning about ecology and environmental protection.
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