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Hidden Well Enough
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by Dun Manwel Attard - Wardija Young Adult Resource Centre : EkoSkola Committee for
15-18
dissemination(s): other, School Facebook Page, website
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A wrapper hidden in the grass in the garden. The photo shows a yogurt cup and a wrapper hidden in the middle of the green wild plants. Another example of rubbish disposed badly. Rubbish thrown badly in the fields can cause a lot of hazard to the wild flora and fauna.
Under the sea
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by Dun Manwel Attard Wardija Young Adult Resource Centre : Andrew Camilleri for
15-18
dissemination(s): other, School Facebook Page, school magazine, school media, website
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Photo shows fish aquarium. Fish should be taken care of. Other wise don’t keep an aquarium.
Contradiction in Terms
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by Gzira St.Monica School : Gaghel Dingli for
15-18
dissemination(s): Exhibition, other, school media, Special Assembly
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This devastating sight was seen in Mosta. As visible in this picture, the ever-growing littering problem is also taking place where one is least supposed to throw garbage bags: under a “Tarmix Żibel Hawn” sign. It is strongly evident that the conditions stated on this sign are not being enforced, hence the locals’ careless attitude. Apart from being an eyesore, this also gives a bad impression to the many tourists which visit this historical city.
Buried Alive
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by Gzira St.Monica School : Gaghel Dingli for
15-18
dissemination(s): Exhibition, other, school media, Special Assembly
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This sight has become a common one in the Maltese Islands. This native plant, known as ‘Prickly Pear’ in English or ‘Bajtar tax-Xewk’ in Maltese, has many things to offer. One important factor is its delicious fruit which also contains vitamin C, beneficial to our health. However, instead of appreciating this, we Maltese decide to bury it under a pile of rubbish. This prevents water from going to its roots, causing this species to start dying. Disposing of bulky boxes and apparatus in skips offered by the local council would definitely be a good start.
In the Lonely Hour
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by Gzira St.Monica School : Gaghel Dingli for
15-18
dissemination(s): Exhibition, other, school media, Special Assembly
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This solitary Carob tree, otherwise known as ‘Ħarruba’ by the Maltese, is being left to die as a consequence of urbanisation. Apart from being one of the oldest trees in the Mediterranean, this tree is part of the Maltese flora and fauna and is supposedly protected by law. Why are there protection and awareness campaigns if we don’t start from the simplest things, such as banning any development in areas where these species are found?
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- Best Entry
- Participation
- 1st place Litter less Campaign
- 2nd place Litter less Campaign
- 3rd place Litter less campaign
- Honorable Mention
- YREstayshome
- Commended
- Finalist
- HSBC Award
- NT-FEE Award
- WasteServ Award
- WER Award
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- 19+
- Best Entry
- Participation
- 1st place Litter less Campaign
- 2nd place Litter less Campaign
- 3rd place Litter less campaign
- Honorable Mention
- YREstayshome
- Commended
- Finalist
- HSBC Award
- NT-FEE Award
- WasteServ Award
- WER Award
