Climate landing from Altenstadt: Children travel around the world for environmental protection!

Climate landing from Altenstadt: Children travel around the world for environmental protection!

On Saturday, a festive event took place in the Regenbogenland kindergarten in Altenstadt/WN, which attracted families and friends. Numerous parents, grandparents and relatives gathered to experience the exciting performance of the children. The motto of the theater play was "The Climate Hair Travel around the world". The head of the kindergarten, Martha Pöllath, warmly welcomed the guests and gave the signal to the start of the game.

The children accompanied the audience on an imaginary journey that led them to different places around the world. The first stop was the South Pole, where melting ice floes endanger the habitats of the penguins and an urgent appeal for climate protection was spoken. Then it goes into the rainforest, where a parrot and other jungle animals draw attention to the devastating consequences of deforestation. The third stop of the performance was particularly moving: the children saved a turtle from the plastic waste in the sea, which illustrated the urgent need to deal with our trash better. Finally, the little "climate landing" met a camel that pointed out the audience to the careful handling of water.

common festival and offers

After the impressive performance, everyone gathered for the common festival around kindergarten. Coffee, cake, various drinks and grill specialties from the party service Richtmann were offered here. The festive mood was also favored by the beautiful weather. There were also numerous handicrafts and games for the little visitors, including children's tattoos, facial painting and a treasure hunt.

The event in the Regenbogenland kindergarten not only flashed the child's joy in the game, but also illustrated the important message of environmental protection and climate change prevention. These topics are of great importance in view of the current global challenges. Whole regions are confronted with water shortages and the consequences of climate change. According to oxfam , the growing need for humanitarian aid requires a lack of resources in view of climate changes, extreme weather events and a lack of resources.

oxfam attaches great importance to sustainability and innovation, especially in humanitarian work. The organization analyzes climate-related risks for water and sanitary facilities and implements innovative technologies, such as wind and solar-powered water retirement systems, to make alternative water resources accessible in low-water countries. These efforts are closely related to the message of the "climate fields", which indicates the challenges of careful dealing with water and resources.