Pazardzhik Municipality Launches Educational Campaign for Clean Air in Schools and Kindergartens

In June, Pazardzhik Municipality will launch a new initiative aimed at the youngest residents of the city. As part of the project "Improving Air Quality," teams will visit kindergartens and schools, conducting interactive meetings, games, and activities. The goal of these events is for children to learn more about the importance of clean air and environmental protection.

The meetings are intended for children in kindergartens and first-grade students. The main idea is to build an attitude towards nature and care for the air we breathe through fun and accessible methods.

Within the campaign, the initiative "Little Heroes for Clean Air" will be presented, which includes brief talks, discussions, and games. Through characters like Vyararko, children will learn how pollution damages health and why it is important to use more environmentally friendly heating devices.

Mini quizzes, creative tasks, and team games will be organized, allowing students to show how everyone can contribute to cleaner air—through environmental protection and the use of ecological heating solutions.

Pazardzhik Municipality emphasizes that this initiative is a natural continuation of the already ongoing informational campaign among citizens. According to the team, children are important ambassadors in every family and community, and meetings with them make the topic of clean air more accessible and closer to their everyday life.

The project "Improving Atmospheric Air Quality in Pazardzhik Municipality" is implemented under the "Environmental Protection" Program 2021–2027 and aims to reduce pollution by replacing old solid-fuel heating devices with more eco-friendly alternatives.

This initiative is part of efforts to improve the city's air quality, supported by the European Union and financed with European funds.

Source: pz-news.bg