After the inspiring story of four girls from Nikšić, this one, which belongs to their peers from Vidrovan, is already a gem and an invaluable sequel, he says. Jelena Marković Čađenović, communications expert at One.
“It is immensely encouraging to know that our children have such a beautiful view of the world, that their respect for nature deserves ours. This fact obliges us to join them as parents, close people in their lives, but also as a society. We at One could not be more proud, because our children themselves recognize and join the recycling and forest restoration initiative that we have started,” added Marković Čađenović.
And the children’s messages, once again, confirm that they understand the importance of a responsible attitude towards nature. “Recycling old mobile phones is an important step towards preserving nature and reducing electronic waste,” she said. Nikolina Kisic. Olga Radulović She emphasized her desire to encourage others: “As activists of the Eco School, we want to use our example to encourage others to think about the importance of recycling. Together we can do a lot to preserve natural resources.”
A similar message was sent by Andjela Bozovic, calling on citizens to join the action and contribute to environmental preservation. Jelena Djorojevic reminded of the importance of developing ecological habits, Helena Music on the proper disposal of electronic waste, while Anja Kisic, Vasilisa Miljanic and Vasilisa Milic pointed out that students can certainly initiate positive changes.
The importance of such initiatives is also discussed school teacher, Sanja Janjić: “I am particularly pleased that our students are showing by their example that responsibility towards nature starts with each individual. By recycling old mobile phones, we contribute to reducing electronic waste and developing awareness of environmental protection for generations to come.”
They share enthusiasm. Scouts’ Association of Montenegro and the Boranka initiative, partners of One in the socially responsible project “One Tree Matters”.
“We are especially pleased when children independently recognize the importance of this mission and decide to join it. Their example confirms that responsibility towards nature already lives in new generations and that by working together we can turn it into concrete changes,” he said. Peko Vukadinović, President of the Scout Association of Montenegro.
The “Recycle your old phone and plant your own tree” campaign allows citizens to hand in their old and unusable mobile phones at all One branches across Montenegro. As a token of gratitude, they receive Boralice, charcoal pencils made from burnt trees, with which they can draw their own tree and add it to the Forest of Heroes on the platform. Boranka.me.
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