March 27Taras Shevchenko Central Parkbecame a center for a good cause and an ecological initiative. Within the framework of the 'Eco-Friday' campaign, participants joined forces to make the urban space cozier and greener.
The program of the event was rich and useful: participants cleaned the park area, planted coniferous trees, and contributed to the creation of an ecological space that will serve the community for many years to come. A special highlight of the campaign was the idea of name trees – later, next to each planted seedling, a plaque with the name of the person who planted it will appear. In this way, each participant will leave their symbolic mark in the life of the park.
The initiative was actively joined by students and teachersEducational and Scientific Institute of Health Care of NUVGP.The representatives of the institute not only supported the ecological campaign but also personally planted a tree, making their contribution to environmental preservation.
Participation in such events is an important component of forming ecological awareness among youth, developing civic responsibility, and promoting a sustainable lifestyle. 'Eco-Friday' has once again proven that even small steps can have a significant impact on the future.
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