{"id":67743,"date":"2021-10-16T22:47:23","date_gmt":"2021-10-16T22:47:23","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.csanyialapitvany.hu\/?p=67743"},"modified":"2021-10-19T05:51:08","modified_gmt":"2021-10-19T05:51:08","slug":"tudatosan-a-kornyezetunkert","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.csanyialapitvany.hu\/en\/tudatosan-a-kornyezetunkert\/","title":{"rendered":"Aware of our environment"},"content":{"rendered":"

The environmental awareness project of the J\u00e1szs\u00e1gi Community House continues this week with the participation from all four groups.<\/p>\n

“On Friday, we had the opportunity to visit the junkyard in J\u00e1szber\u00e9ny and learn a little more about selective waste collection. We were accompanied by our volunteer, Katalin Paksi F\u00fcl\u00f6pn\u00e9 and a mentor, Tam\u00e1s Ol\u00e1h. We gained insight to how waste is sorted, and took a look and containers full of different types of waste, such as hazardous waste, discarded electronics, construction debris, plastic, and paper waste. We brought some used cooking oil and an unusable standing-lamp with us to be discarded to their respective containers. At the end of our visit, the junkyard donated a composter to our Foundation. By using this composter, less reusable waste will end up in the junkyard, and some money will be spared, because it won\u2019t have to be transported anywhere. The raised concubines that will be installed during spring, will use this compost to make the growing of plants here a lot more environmentally sound, and a lot more natural. I found this trip very useful, because of how much we learned about the importance of selective waste collection.”\u2013 Oliv\u00e9r K\u00f3czi\u00e1n, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 3<\/p>\n

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“I was happy to help making the raised concubines. Carpentry consists of multiple stages: disassembling the pallets we had, using the fallen-off pieces to fill up the holes in other pallets, smoothing out the surfaces so that there are no splinters, and then putting it all together. Once all sides were ready, we attached them to one another with screws. We used the leftover material to create a makeshift bench. The boys enjoyed the physical work, and they will get more of it, because it will take a few more sessions to be done with everything.” \u2013 Istv\u00e1n Bugyi, volunteer<\/p>\n

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“On Friday we started an experiment lead by Ter\u00e9zia Cs\u00f6rg\u0151 to collect data about the soil and the water periodically in 6 different locations, far away from each other in J\u00e1szber\u00e9ny and the neighboring areas. The purpose of the experiment is to research how the pH values change under the influence of different environments over time. We can observe this by taking water and soil samples from aforementioned locations. The first sale of approbation was quite thrilling. We wrote down the data on a put-up data sheet. It was to take a walk outside and visit all these different places; some of them I\u2019ve never even seen before. Everyone enjoyed the trip and we just can\u2019t wait to see the outcomes of the experiments next time in the Community House.” \u2013 Kiss Evelin \u00c9va, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 3<\/p>\n

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“I hurried to the Community House Saturday morning, because I was very excited for doing something for the environment and contributing to the environmental awareness project. We started at 8 o\u2019clock with 50 people collecting trash on the outskirts of J\u00e1szber\u00e9ny. We divided up into three groups and followed three different routes. In the end all groups collected more than 10 garbage bags of trash. We found a variety of different things, ranging from diapers to windscreen wipers, but what we found the most of was energy drink cans. I am happy to have done something for the environment and help fight littering, and maybe bringing a little change as well.
\nAfter that, we walked to the zoo where we had lunch and listened to Krisztina R\u00e9kasi tell us about two of the animals in the zoo. The first to be introduced were the giant anteaters, native to South-America. This species is not endangered, but they can easily be, because fields and roads are taking over their natural habitats, decreasing their numbers. Next were the four red pandas, that were given to the zoo by EEP. They are highly endangered, because they are hunted for their fur in their natural habitat: Nepal and China.
\nEverything that happened presented us the severity of the problems we are facing. Littering, driving species to extinction by taking their natural habitats away, and so much more. That is why I\u2019m glad that the Foundation chose environmental protection as the theme for this year\u2019s project, because this way we can do something against aforementioned problems.
\nAt the end of the day, we received a certificate of appreciation from the organizer, Krisztina B\u00e9res. Thanks to her for organizing this entire day, and providing us with zoo tickets and a delicious lunch.” \u2013 Gyula Pege, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 3<\/p>\n

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\u00a0“Group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 4 began its waste collecting journey on Nagyk\u00e1tai Street, then continued it in the industrial part of the town, walking along the River Zagyva and arrived at the zoo. We have done fairly well in the Worldwide Walking Day, since we did about 16000 steps each. Our participation in this event will hopefully make walking a little more popular, and discourage littering as well. I am happy to help and work towards this great cause.” \u2013 Angelika Pege. group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 4<\/p>\n

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“All groups actively took part in all the activities during these two days. Friday afternoon, while the boys were trying their hand in carpentry, the girls collected the samples they needed from different parts of the town. As Tam\u00e1s Ol\u00e1h, our mentor suggested, we spent the Saturday forenoon collecting litter, which was a popular idea in our group, because the previous occasions were fun as well. However, this time all groups participated, and because of the big companionship, we had even more fun. The afternoon was spent in the zoo, watching the feeding of some exotic animals.” \u2013 Vikt\u00f3ria F\u00fcle, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 2<\/p>\n

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“On October 16th<\/sup>, the members of the Cs\u00e1nyi Foundation participated in the Worldwide Walking Day(Month), walking from their Community House to the local zoo. However, during this trip, hands were kept busy: the children armed themselves with rubber gloves and garbage bags to be not just representatives of an active and healthy lifestyle, but to be responsible human beings as well. We eagerly joined them with my partner, \u00c1d\u00e1m Kov\u00e1cs, as volunteers. Our main destination was the vicinity of the roundabout on Nagyk\u00e1tai Street, where we collected about three garbage bags of junk. Since we were headed towards the zoo, we also dropped by the industrial part of town, from where we walked to F\u00e9mnyom\u00f3 Street. These parts are a lot less busy with traffic, there are a lot less cars driving by here, and maybe the Zagyva attracts more environmentally sound people. Unfortunately, as we continued our route, we were presented an aggravating amount of litter; we collected over 8 bags of it just there. This is caused by the indolent behavior of the locals, and the fact that there are no communal trash containers or dumpsters in the area. While the children did everything that stood in their power, the cause requires many, many more people to do the same.” \u2013 Bogl\u00e1rka Koh\u00e1ri-Nagy, volunteer<\/p>\n

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The environmental awareness project of the J\u00e1szs\u00e1gi Community House continues this week with the participation from all four groups.<\/p>\n

“On Friday, we had the opportunity to visit the junkyard in J\u00e1szber\u00e9ny and learn a little more about selective waste collection. We were accompanied by our volunteer, Katalin Paksi F\u00fcl\u00f6pn\u00e9 and a mentor, Tam\u00e1s Ol\u00e1h. We gained insight to how waste is sorted, and took a look and containers full of different types of waste, such as hazardous waste, discarded electronics, construction debris, plastic, and paper waste. We brought some used cooking oil and an unusable standing-lamp with us to be discarded to their respective containers. At the end of our visit, the junkyard donated a composter to our Foundation. By using this composter, less reusable waste will end up in the junkyard, and some money will be spared, because it won\u2019t have to be transported anywhere. The raised concubines that will be installed during spring, will use this compost to make the growing of plants here a lot more environmentally sound, and a lot more natural. I found this trip very useful, because of how much we learned about the importance of selective waste collection.”\u2013 Oliv\u00e9r K\u00f3czi\u00e1n, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 3<\/p>\n

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“I was happy to help making the raised concubines. Carpentry consists of multiple stages: disassembling the pallets we had, using the fallen-off pieces to fill up the holes in other pallets, smoothing out the surfaces so that there are no splinters, and then putting it all together. Once all sides were ready, we attached them to one another with screws. We used the leftover material to create a makeshift bench. The boys enjoyed the physical work, and they will get more of it, because it will take a few more sessions to be done with everything.” \u2013 Istv\u00e1n Bugyi, volunteer<\/p>\n

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“On Friday we started an experiment lead by Ter\u00e9zia Cs\u00f6rg\u0151 to collect data about the soil and the water periodically in 6 different locations, far away from each other in J\u00e1szber\u00e9ny and the neighboring areas. The purpose of the experiment is to research how the pH values change under the influence of different environments over time. We can observe this by taking water and soil samples from aforementioned locations. The first sale of approbation was quite thrilling. We wrote down the data on a put-up data sheet. It was to take a walk outside and visit all these different places; some of them I\u2019ve never even seen before. Everyone enjoyed the trip and we just can\u2019t wait to see the outcomes of the experiments next time in the Community House.” \u2013 Kiss Evelin \u00c9va, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 3<\/p>\n

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“I hurried to the Community House Saturday morning, because I was very excited for doing something for the environment and contributing to the environmental awareness project. We started at 8 o\u2019clock with 50 people collecting trash on the outskirts of J\u00e1szber\u00e9ny. We divided up into three groups and followed three different routes. In the end all groups collected more than 10 garbage bags of trash. We found a variety of different things, ranging from diapers to windscreen wipers, but what we found the most of was energy drink cans. I am happy to have done something for the environment and help fight littering, and maybe bringing a little change as well.
\nAfter that, we walked to the zoo where we had lunch and listened to Krisztina R\u00e9kasi tell us about two of the animals in the zoo. The first to be introduced were the giant anteaters, native to South-America. This species is not endangered, but they can easily be, because fields and roads are taking over their natural habitats, decreasing their numbers. Next were the four red pandas, that were given to the zoo by EEP. They are highly endangered, because they are hunted for their fur in their natural habitat: Nepal and China.
\nEverything that happened presented us the severity of the problems we are facing. Littering, driving species to extinction by taking their natural habitats away, and so much more. That is why I\u2019m glad that the Foundation chose environmental protection as the theme for this year\u2019s project, because this way we can do something against aforementioned problems.
\nAt the end of the day, we received a certificate of appreciation from the organizer, Krisztina B\u00e9res. Thanks to her for organizing this entire day, and providing us with zoo tickets and a delicious lunch.” \u2013 Gyula Pege, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 3<\/p>\n

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\u00a0“Group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 4 began its waste collecting journey on Nagyk\u00e1tai Street, then continued it in the industrial part of the town, walking along the River Zagyva and arrived at the zoo. We have done fairly well in the Worldwide Walking Day, since we did about 16000 steps each. Our participation in this event will hopefully make walking a little more popular, and discourage littering as well. I am happy to help and work towards this great cause.” \u2013 Angelika Pege. group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 4<\/p>\n

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“All groups actively took part in all the activities during these two days. Friday afternoon, while the boys were trying their hand in carpentry, the girls collected the samples they needed from different parts of the town. As Tam\u00e1s Ol\u00e1h, our mentor suggested, we spent the Saturday forenoon collecting litter, which was a popular idea in our group, because the previous occasions were fun as well. However, this time all groups participated, and because of the big companionship, we had even more fun. The afternoon was spent in the zoo, watching the feeding of some exotic animals.” \u2013 Vikt\u00f3ria F\u00fcle, group J\u00e1szs\u00e1g 2<\/p>\n

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“On October 16th<\/sup>, the members of the Cs\u00e1nyi Foundation participated in the Worldwide Walking Day(Month), walking from their Community House to the local zoo. However, during this trip, hands were kept busy: the children armed themselves with rubber gloves and garbage bags to be not just representatives of an active and healthy lifestyle, but to be responsible human beings as well. We eagerly joined them with my partner, \u00c1d\u00e1m Kov\u00e1cs, as volunteers. Our main destination was the vicinity of the roundabout on Nagyk\u00e1tai Street, where we collected about three garbage bags of junk. Since we were headed towards the zoo, we also dropped by the industrial part of town, from where we walked to F\u00e9mnyom\u00f3 Street. These parts are a lot less busy with traffic, there are a lot less cars driving by here, and maybe the Zagyva attracts more environmentally sound people. Unfortunately, as we continued our route, we were presented an aggravating amount of litter; we collected over 8 bags of it just there. This is caused by the indolent behavior of the locals, and the fact that there are no communal trash containers or dumpsters in the area. While the children did everything that stood in their power, the cause requires many, many more people to do the same.” \u2013 Bogl\u00e1rka Koh\u00e1ri-Nagy, volunteer<\/p>\n

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