City - Country - Life: Environment makes the future
1.6.2016
Translation: machine translated
We all know a lot about environmental protection and sustainability, but if we're honest, we struggle to put it into practice.
Climate change is a problem that will occupy us for a long time to come. Some believe it is unproven and most others live as if it is none of their business. If adults are already struggling with it, how can it be explained to children? On the other hand, we should be educated about climate change if we want to hope for a better future in the long term.
Waste bins
Separating waste and disposing of it correctly is a necessity. [[productlist:5762898,5762922]]
Containers
If there's more, we also have containers. [[productlist:5762898,5762922]]
Organiser
Notepads & notebook
Make yourself aware of how beautiful our nature is by making entries in your notebook
Tip:
Of course, this works even better for and with children. Create a notebook in which they can record their observations. On what date did they see for the first time:
- a bee
- Frog spawn
- a butterfly
- a swallow
- a ladybird etc.
If you compare these entries year by year, spring will be even more exciting.
Haft notes
Printing paper
For a socially and ecologically just development, we should pay attention to the consumption of our paper
. Paper can be recycled. So buy recycled paper first and foremost.
More tips:
- Print and copy double-sided
- Use paper printed on one side as notepaper
- Collect waste paper and cardboard for separate disposal
Wooden toys
When it comes to ecological toys, wooden toys are known to be unbeatable, as plastic contains petrochemical substances based on crude oil and does not decompose. In most cases, there is a wooden equivalent to toy bricks, building blocks, diggers and tools made of plastic. Wood feels good to the touch, lasts longer and undoubtedly looks better. Although it costs more, it is often available second-hand due to its durability.
Want to raise your child in an environmentally conscious way? Start with wooden toys!
Green toys - made from recycled milk cans
Arbenita Jashari
Junior Editor
arbenita.jashari@digitecgalaxus.chWhen it comes to office supplies, I believe in form and function. From pens, scissors, paper notes to glittery glue and funky folders. That’s what I’m about at work. When I’m not busy checking out the latest desk accessories, I enjoy jetting off to remote corners of the world, lifting weights or taking an evening walk.