Campaign “Feed a sparrow”
20 December 2012, Thursday
Volzhsko-Kamsky Territorial Department of the Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of the Republic of Tatarstan took part in the debriefing of the campaign “Feed a sparrow” at the nursery ‘Raduga” of the Aksubaevo urban-type settlement, Krivozerki Secondary Schoolof Krivozerki village of Aksubaevo Municipal District of the Republic of Tatarstan, as well as at the Municipal Educational Establishment“Secondary School No. 1” in Chistopol.
Children from the nursery “Raduga” made 25 bird tables and placed them on the territory of the nursery with the assistance of Volzhsko-Kamsky Territorial Department.
At Krivozerki Secondary Schooland Chistopol Secondary School No. 1 solemn lineups were performed, a sketch about birds’ life was staged, and photo and video materials about wintering of the birds were prepared. Assembly halls at schools were decorated with posters urging teachers and pupils to protect the environment, and a contest of poems devoted to birds was held.
All the bird tables were placed on the territory adjacent to the school. Winners of the contest “Feed a sparrow” were awarded with valuable gifts, and environment-oriented literature was presented to the school library.
Source: Volzhsko-Kamsky Territorial Department.
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