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Our smaller brothers

2019-3-PL01-KA105-0779602019Youth mobilityfinalized
Countries: PL|EL|IT · Grant: €9,355
Natural sciencesYouth (Participation, Youth Work, Youth Policy)

Objectives

Through the implementation of the project, we wanted to draw attention to the importance of animals and nature that surrounds man. We wanted to show how important animals are in human life, how they support people in their daily work, how they positively affect their health, emotional bonds, how often they are the only human companion in everyday life, and how they help maintain health. The project sensitized participants to abandoned, injured and cared for animals. He drew attention to the problems of wild animals that are dying out due to climate change, global warming, the destructive impact of humans on the environment, and environmental pollution. The project was also intended to show negative human attitudes towards dealing with pets. They are often treated inhumanly, abandoned, objectified, and consequently harmed. The project was to draw attention to the need to save water and its resources. The goals of the project were: - increasing the level of knowledge about animals and methods of their protection, - increasing the level of knowledge about ecology and nature, - promoting the humane treatment of animals and arousing empathy, - increasing the level of carpentry and DIY skills, - promoting spending free time outdoors, sourround with animals - learning about the skills and natural predispositions of animals, impact for the human The implementation of the project was to show the need to change the perception of animals and better treatment of animals. Through the project, we wanted to: - publicize the problem of inhuman treatment of animals, - pay attention to the risk of extinction of wild animals - expand knowledge about the threat of extinction of various animal species, - expand knowledge about ecology, the changing climate and the animal world - share ideas for saving endangered species of animals, - share the experience of dealing with animals.

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