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WWF-Bolivia lanza su plataforma de educación ambiental y pone a disposición una variedad de recursos y herramientas para maestros, estudiantes y padres de familia
(English below)
- El sitio es un espacio en el que educadores encontrarán información, documentos, herramientas didácticas, entre otros, para facilitar procesos de educación ambiental.
- Los Centros de Educación Ambiental – ubicados en La Paz, Tarija, Santa Cruz, Trinidad y Puerto Quijarro – cuentan con espacios informativos dentro del sitio.
- En los siguientes meses, el sitio web además ofrecerá actividades interactivas para niños, adolescentes y jóvenes, con el fin de generar conciencia sobre nuestro impacto en el planeta y la necesidad de tener una vida en armonía con la naturaleza.
Santa Cruz, 2 de diciembre de 2020.- WWF-Bolivia hizo el lanzamiento oficial del sitio web: educacion.wwfbolivia.org una plataforma que pone a disposición de educadores, padres de familia, estudiantes y el público en general, una diversidad de recursos educativos con temática ambiental para ser utilizados en aula y en procesos de educación no formal. Además, el portal, busca acercar a los usuarios a los Centros de Educación Ambiental, implementados por los Gobiernos Municipales en las ciudades de La Paz, Tarija, Santa Cruz, Trinidad y Puerto Quijarro y a las áreas protegidas urbanas, a las que apoya WWF, ubicadas en las mismas ciudades.
“A través del sitio web de educación ambiental de WWF-Bolivia, se espera que la información, metodología, recursos, entre otros, desarrollados durante años de trabajo desde el programa de sociedades sostenibles, sean accesibles a un grupo mayor de interesados y puedan ser aplicados e implementados, llegando a más niños y jóvenes”, mencionó Gonzalo Calderón de la Barca, coordinador del Programa de Sociedades Sostenibles de WWF-Bolivia. Desde el 2011, WWF-Bolivia con el apoyo de la Embajada de Suecia en Bolivia, la Fundación Sarastro y WWF-Alemania, implementa el programa de Sociedades Sostenibles, con la meta de que la población de las principales áreas urbanas y otras ciudades de la Amazonía y Cerrado-Pantanal mejoren su valoración sobre el ambiente, desarrollen acciones para reducir la huella ecológica y sean más responsables con la naturaleza.
El sitio web de educación ambiental cuenta con datos clave y el calendario de actividades de los Centros de Educación Ambiental a los que apoya el proyecto, entre ellos el Centro de Educación Ambiental Municipal de Santa Cruz, Espacio Interactivo Memoria y Futuro – Pipiripi, Centro de Educación Ambiental Pantanal, Centro de Educación Ambiental Municipal Bientefué y el Centro de Educación Ambiental CIBIOMA. Esto con el fin de que los usuarios puedan acercarse a cada espacio, obtener mayor información y participar de las actividades que ofrecen al público.
Otro elemento importante del programa y que es parte de esta herramienta en línea, son las acciones de apoyo a la conservación y valorización de las áreas protegidas urbanas, entre ellas el Curichi La Madre en Santa Cruz y el Ibare Mamoré en Trinidad. “Las áreas protegidas urbanas, además de ser espacios naturales prioritarios para la conservación en las ciudades, nos dan también la oportunidad de crear espacios de educación ambiental, permitiendo que las personas tengan un contacto directo con la naturaleza”, añadió el coordinador del proyecto.
Asimismo, la plataforma educativa cuenta con un repositorio de recursos lúdicos para maestros, estudiantes y padres de familia. Desde sugerencias de actividades para la planificación en aula, hasta juegos para implementar en el tema de medio ambiente, biodiversidad, energías alternativas, entre otros.
La página de educación ambiental ya está disponible al público y en los siguientes meses contará con espacios interactivos – para conocer más sobre los sitios Ramsar e Incendios Forestales – y retos para adolescentes y jóvenes.
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WWF-Bolivia launches its environmental education platform
- The site is a space where educators will find information, documents, didactic tools, among others, to facilitate environmental education processes.
- The Environmental Education Centers - located in La Paz, Tarija, Santa Cruz, Trinidad and Puerto Quijarro - have information spaces within the site.
In the following months, the website will also offer interactive activities for children, adolescents and young people, in order to raise awareness about our impact on the planet and the need to live in harmony with nature.
Santa Cruz, December 2, 2020.- WWF-Bolivia officially launched the website: educacion.wwfbolivia.org, a platform that makes available to educators, parents, students and the general public, a variety of educational resources with environmental themes to be used in the classroom and in non-formal education processes. In addition, the portal seeks to bring users closer to the Environmental Education Centers, implemented by the Municipal Governments in the cities of La Paz, Tarija, Santa Cruz, Trinidad and Puerto Quijarro and to the urban protected areas, supported by WWF, located in the same cities.
"Through WWF-Bolivia's environmental education website, it is expected that the information, methodology, resources, among others, developed during years of work from the sustainable societies program, will be accessible to a larger group of stakeholders and can be applied and implemented, reaching more children and youth," mentioned Gonzalo Calderón de la Barca, coordinator of WWF-Bolivia's Sustainable Societies Program.
Since 2011, WWF-Bolivia, with the support of the Swedish Embassy in Bolivia, the Sarastro Foundation and WWF-Germany, has been implementing the Sustainable Societies program, with the goal that the population of the main urban areas and other cities of the Amazon and Cerrado-Pantanal improve their appreciation of the environment, develop actions to reduce the ecological footprint and be more responsible with nature.
The environmental education website has key data and the calendar of activities of the Environmental Education Centers supported by the project, including the Santa Cruz Municipal Environmental Education Center, Espacio Interactivo Memoria y Futuro - Pipiripi, Pantanal Environmental Education Center, Bientefué Municipal Environmental Education Center and the CIBIOMA Environmental Education Center. This is so that users can approach each space, obtain more information and participate in the activities offered to the public.
Another important element of the program, which is part of this online tool, are the actions to support the conservation and valorization of urban protected areas, including Curichi La Madre in Santa Cruz and Ibare Mamoré in Trinidad. "Urban protected areas, in addition to being priority natural spaces for conservation in cities, also give us the opportunity to create spaces for environmental education, allowing people to have direct contact with nature," added the project coordinator.
The educational platform also has a repository of recreational resources for teachers, students and parents. From suggestions of activities for classroom planning, to games to implement on the subject of the environment, biodiversity, alternative energies, among others.
The environmental education page is already available to the public and in the following months will have interactive spaces - to learn more about Ramsar sites and Forest Fires - and challenges for teenagers and young people.
Santa Cruz, December 2, 2020.- WWF-Bolivia officially launched the website: educacion.wwfbolivia.org, a platform that makes available to educators, parents, students and the general public, a variety of educational resources with environmental themes to be used in the classroom and in non-formal education processes. In addition, the portal seeks to bring users closer to the Environmental Education Centers, implemented by the Municipal Governments in the cities of La Paz, Tarija, Santa Cruz, Trinidad and Puerto Quijarro and to the urban protected areas, supported by WWF, located in the same cities.
"Through WWF-Bolivia's environmental education website, it is expected that the information, methodology, resources, among others, developed during years of work from the sustainable societies program, will be accessible to a larger group of stakeholders and can be applied and implemented, reaching more children and youth," mentioned Gonzalo Calderón de la Barca, coordinator of WWF-Bolivia's Sustainable Societies Program.
Since 2011, WWF-Bolivia, with the support of the Swedish Embassy in Bolivia, the Sarastro Foundation and WWF-Germany, has been implementing the Sustainable Societies program, with the goal that the population of the main urban areas and other cities of the Amazon and Cerrado-Pantanal improve their appreciation of the environment, develop actions to reduce the ecological footprint and be more responsible with nature.
The environmental education website has key data and the calendar of activities of the Environmental Education Centers supported by the project, including the Santa Cruz Municipal Environmental Education Center, Espacio Interactivo Memoria y Futuro - Pipiripi, Pantanal Environmental Education Center, Bientefué Municipal Environmental Education Center and the CIBIOMA Environmental Education Center. This is so that users can approach each space, obtain more information and participate in the activities offered to the public.
Another important element of the program, which is part of this online tool, are the actions to support the conservation and valorization of urban protected areas, including Curichi La Madre in Santa Cruz and Ibare Mamoré in Trinidad. "Urban protected areas, in addition to being priority natural spaces for conservation in cities, also give us the opportunity to create spaces for environmental education, allowing people to have direct contact with nature," added the project coordinator.
The educational platform also has a repository of recreational resources for teachers, students and parents. From suggestions of activities for classroom planning, to games to implement on the subject of the environment, biodiversity, alternative energies, among others.
The environmental education page is already available to the public and in the following months will have interactive spaces - to learn more about Ramsar sites and Forest Fires - and challenges for teenagers and young people.
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Educación Ambiental