Conferencia en Linea
Online conference: “Our relationship with plastics”.
Economía Circular: No es Una Moda, es Sobre Nuestro Futuro
Webinar: “It’s not just a trend, it’s about our future: Conversations on Circular Economy”. It will be a presentation exclusively dedicated to ocean plastic pollution and the transition towards a circular economy. Public.
Limpeza do Mundo / Clean Up the World
Mark Minneboo of Plastic Oceans Chile will be talking in a Zoom conference about plastic pollution. The event will be in Portuguese.
Mark Minneboo de Plastic Oceans Chile participará en una conferencia brasileña, vía Zoom, para hablar sobre contaminación por plásticos. El evento será en portugués.
El Océano: Conversaciones Entre Chile y México
Camila Ahrendt will be talking with Vive Verde (México) about her recent work with Plastic Oceans Chile, how plastic contaminates the ocean, and giving some changes in habit to reduce our plastic consumption. It will be live via Zoom.
Camila Ahrendt estará hablando con Vive Verde (México) sobre su trabajo reciente en Plastic Oceans Chile, sobre cómo el plástico contamina el océano y algunos cambios de hábitos para replantearnos nuestro uso de plástico. Será a través de Zoom.
Zoom: ID, 812 2508 8784 Password, 880977
Lecciones Aprendidas De Una Prueba De Cero Residuos
¿Alguna vez has pensado en vivir un estilo de vida de cero residuos?
Julio Libre de Plásticos es un movimiento global que comenzó en 2011 para reducir la contaminación por plásticos. A lo largo del mes, millones de personas en todo el mundo toman medidas para reducir sus desechos plásticos mediante la implementación de pequeños cambios en su estilo de vida. Estos cambios van desde comprar una botella de agua reutilizable, hasta rechazar bolsas y pajitas de plástico de un solo uso. Sin embargo, la transición hacia un estilo de vida de cero residuos no es tan fácil como parece. Es un viaje de paciencia y esfuerzo, como descubrí hace dos años.
LESSONS LEARNED FROM A ZERO-WASTE TRIAL
Have You Ever Thought About Living a Zero-Waste Lifestyle?
Plastic Free July is a global movement that started in 2011 in order to reduce plastic pollution. Throughout the month, millions of people around the world take steps toward cutting down on their plastic waste by implementing small changes in their lifestyle. These changes range from buying a reusable water bottle, to refusing single-use plastic bags and straws. However, transitioning towards a zero-waste lifestyle isn’t as easy as it sounds. It’s a journey of patience and effort, as I discovered myself two years ago.
Workshop Internacional 2020: Red de Investigadores SPLACH
A Quick Workshop on Plastic Pollution
Camila Ahrendt will be part of a workshop about plastic contamination and it’s impact on the environment. Her presentation is going to be about tools for public politics, agreements and pacts. She will be on July 21st at 12:20 pm.
Camila Ahrendt participará del Workshop sobre contaminación por plástico y su impacto en el medio ambiente. Presentará sobre herramientas de política pública, acuerdos y pactos el día 21 de julio a las 12:20 pm por 20 minutos.
Earth’s Ekko: A Children’s Plastic Pollution Adventure
A Great Movie to Teach Kids about Plastic Pollution
Did you know that every item of plastic that has ever been created is still with us on the planet today? In the mid-50’s we were told that plastic was suitable for single use and could simply be thrown away. We now know that to be untrue yet we continue to treat it as such. Join us at Salina Nature Reserve to learn more about plastic pollution and how you can help prevent more plastic reaching our environment.
Earth’s Ekko is a 20-minute documentary aimed at children aged 10 and younger. After which we will hold activities to demonstrate to your children the impacts of plastic pollution and the actions they can take to help the environment.
Booking
The children’s film has a recommended age viewing of children aged 10 and younger. Participation is free although donations are welcome. Although this is a free event, spaces are limited to 20 families so you need to book to attend. To book please click here.
Please book only if you are coming as spaces are limited. Booking will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. If you have any difficulties please call us on +356 2134 7645 (Ext 503) or email us at education@birdlifemalta.org.
*Disclaimer: In view of the removal of the COVID-19 restrictions from Wednesday 15th July 2020 and unless restrictions are reintroduced, we are holding this event. Every precaution recommended by the authorities will be followed and the premises will be cleaned before and after the event. If you have any concerns please contact us at education@birdlifemalta.org.
Contaminación en los Océanos por Plásticos y el ODS 14
En este webinar platicaremos de los proyectos de Plastic Oceans Mexico, ligando directamente la reducción de la contaminación plástica con el cumplimiento del Objetivo de Desarrollo Sosteninble número 14 de la ONU que busca la consevación y el uso sustentable de los recursos encontrados en los mares y océanos. El IMEF es una asociación financienra que participa directamente con el TEC de Monterrey, por lo que la conferencia estará enfocada a estudiantes.
Eating Up Easter and Community Conversation
Regenerative Tourism and Restorative Economies in Hawaiʻi
Inspired by the film Eating Up Easter, which examines cultural preservation and the impacts of tourism in Rapa Nui, HoMA is proud to host a timely community conversation featuring local changemakers who are re-envisioning our local economies, questioning business as usual, and working to ensure the future sustainability for Hawaiʻi. The conversation will focus on the current impacts of tourism in light of COVID-19 and how we can consider the practices of regenerative tourism and restorative economies in our community’s path forward. As tourism in Hawaiʻi begins to open up again, these challenging conversations are vital as we navigate new ways of functioning as a society. Join us as we bridge conversations between a diverse panel of local innovators, business leaders, and creatives. The event will be free to the public with RSVP.
Moderated by filmmaker Sergio Mata’u Rapu, the Live Zoom conversation will run approximately 90 minutes: a 60 min moderated panel will be followed by a 30 minute audience Q&A. The conversation will be preceded by a free online film screening of Eating Up Easter.
Timeline
2pm HST Eating Up Easter (30 min)
2:30-3:30pm HST Intro + Moderated Panel
3:30-4pm HST Audience Q&A + Closing