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María Martín Vaquero Xabi Vidal Aneiros
Erasmus+ Bierún 2024
The Beskidy mountains are located in southern Poland bordering the Czech Republic and Slovakia, to the west of Ukraine.
Beskidy mountains
Beskidy Mountains
The range of mountains is about 600 km long and 50-70 km wide.
beskidy mountains
Beskidy Mountains
Different ways in which people worked in ancient times in the country and how they used to work with sustainable materials.
What did we learn?
Because it is an activity in which we where shown the uses of wool from ancient times to modern day.
Why were these activities relavant in the project?
We arrived at the mountains and went to a place where there were some goats and sheep, and we were looking at piles of wool yarn upstairs. Then we had a look at the mountains and attended a talk at the lace museum, where they explained why it is has the UNESCO recognition.
How was it carried out?
To go on an excursion to a natural enviroment, and to visit other places such as the lace museum or the bank of seeds.
Why did we do this activity?
Beskidy Mountains
The mountains were situated in an area which borders trhee countries: Poland, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. There was a park where, just by crossing a small bridge, you could be in the other countries and when you arrived there, there was a sign with its name and the coat of arms of the corresponding country.
Triple frontier
This project is directly related to the "zero waste" initiative, but it is also a very interesting activity as it describes an outdoor excursion without any enviromental disturbing factors. We learnt about sustainable materials and the care for the environment.
Erasmus + Bierún 2024
ERASMUS+ ZERO WASTE PROJECT IES Canido, Ferrol November 2024
The project Zero Waste is co-finaced by the EU. The opinions and points of view shown are the sole responsibility of its authors and of IES Canido and do not reflect those of the EU nor the the ones of SEPIE. Neither the EU nor the National Agency SEPIE can be made resposible for them.