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Watch tower?

submitted by Gozo College San Lawrenz Primary : Pedraam Sakhawarz  for 7-10
dissemination(s): school media,other,Notice board
filed under Photos

Built in 1652 and used by the Knights of St John, the Dwejra Tower still stands grand looking over Dwejra and the west coast of Gozo. A jewel itself it is worth taking care of and can be put to good use to watch over and protect the natural riches of Dwejra.



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Here to stay… with your help

submitted by Gozo College San Lawrenz Primary : Abigail Marshall, Alice Rose Hayward  for 7-10
dissemination(s): school media,other,Notice board
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Dear visitors, with the Azure Window gone, a lesson should be learnt. Don’t take me for granted any longer. I’m still full of treasures hidden and exposed, endemic plants and fauna, fossils, and much more. Take care of them, protect them, enjoy them. I like your company but please don’t hurt me anymore. I need your help to keep my unique features for more centuries, for more generations to come and be proud of. Yours truly, Dwejra



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Demolishing Man

submitted by Gozo College San Lawrenz Primary : Maria Saliba, Britney Portelli  for 7-10
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Demolishing a house was not enough but the truck driver went on to demolish the countryside as well, all in a minute or two. Such actions take hours if not days to clear up again plus a lot of money and the damage is frequently irreversible.



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Litter, Litter Everywhere

submitted by Gozo College San Lawrenz Primary : Dean Vella  for 7-10
dissemination(s): school media,other,Notice board
filed under Photos

Why is it that wherever you look in the countryside you are sure to see litter around? Aren’t civic amenity sites and free bulky refuse pick up provided by local councils enough? Why do people keep on throwing waste around? Persons caught littering should be told to repay the damage done by cleaning up the whole area instead of being fined.



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The Bring-in sites also accept glass for a reason!

submitted by St. Ignatius College Middle School : Kelsey Bugeja  for 11-14
dissemination(s): school media
filed under Photos

In this picture we can see the glass shards scattered around the pavement. This could have led to people getting hurt as they aren’t very visible. This could be prevented if whoever threw them away made use of the Bring-in sites.



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