The third edition of the ‘Ekobystrzak’ programme, ‘Small Hands, Big Changes’, has come to a close.

We had an intense and exciting adventure, visiting 15 kindergartens to explore nature, ecosystems and environmental responsibility with the children.
As part of this project, we ran educational workshops for 350 preschool children. The children learned with great enthusiasm about waste sorting, recycling, sustainable development, and the impact of our everyday eco-friendly choices. Through games, experiments and creative tasks, the young participants demonstrated that a passion for ecology knows no age limits — even preschoolers can be true guardians of nature!

One of the most symbolic activities within the programme was the joint tree planting. Thanks to our participants, we have so far planted 45 globe maples – beautiful, hardy trees that will beautify the kindergarten gardens and serve as a reminder of the little eco-heroes who planted them for years to come.
‘Ekobystrzak’ is about more than just workshops – it’s about sowing good habits, cultivating respect for nature, and creating a community of young people who are conscious of their impact on the world and want to make it a better place.

We would like to thank the kindergartens for their openness, the children for their curiosity and boundless energy, and the teachers and parents for their support and inspiration. Your enthusiasm proves that it is worthwhile!

And this is not the end – we are already planning the next edition! 🌱💚