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Environmental education introduced to 200 classrooms in Central Greece by EYDAP and Museum.

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The public water company EYDAP and the Goulandris Natural History Museum are collaborating to provide environmental education in 200 classrooms in the Sterea Ellada region.
This initiative aims to address the importance of water resource protection and climate change adaptation.
The program is designed to enhance awareness among students about environmental issues.
It comes at a time when such topics are focal points in public discussions.
Both organizations emphasize the necessity of environmental education in promoting sustainable practices.

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15 July

EYDAP and the Goulandris Natural History Museum continue their initiative for environmental education in 200 schools in Central Greece.

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The public water company EYDAP and the Goulandris Natural History Museum are collaborating to provide environmental education in 200 classrooms in the Sterea Ellada region.
This initiative aims to address the importance of water resource protection and climate change adaptation.
The program is designed to enhance awareness among students about environmental issues.
It comes at a time when such topics are focal points in public discussions.
Both organizations emphasize the necessity of environmental education in promoting sustainable practices.

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15 July

EYDAP and the Goulandris Natural History Museum continue their initiative for environmental education in 200 schools in Central Greece.

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