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From the river Ter to the Mediterranean; natural and human environment.

School information

School name
Institut Carles Rahola
School year
2022-2023
2023-2024
2024-2025
School website
City
Girona
Country
Spain
Sea basin
Mediterranean Sea
Region
Inland: >20 km from the sea

Project information

Project name in native language
Del Ter al Mediterrani; entorn natural, entorn humà
Starting date of the project
End date of the project
Level of education
Secondary school
Project website
Project contact

aclavell at xtec.cat or b7005042 at xtec.cat

Categories
Maritime Culture

Objectives:
Learn about fluvial and marine ecosystems.
Identify the indicator species related to the rivers ecological health
Develop critical thinking regarding human impact on the environment.
View the Mediterranean as a cultural bridge

Activities:
1. First approach, 1st ESO: Excursion to a beach in the Costa Brava to discover the coastal ecosystem (2022-2025)
2.a. Research, 3rd ESO, Participation in the Plàstic Pirates Projects (2022-2023-2025)
b.Project ”Our sea”: Elaboration of an exhibition focused on the Mediterranean. (2023-2024-2025)
c.Project “Carles Rahola; a time, a landscape” on the evolution of the Costa Brava from 1900 to our days. (2023-2024)
3.1st of Batxillerat: Participation two times per year in the “Projecte Rius” (2019-2025), based on the assessment of the biodiversity and quality of the fluvial environment
Approach
The two projects of citizen science (2a,3) follow a given methodology provided by the organization, so we will focus on explaining the activities we develop in 3rd:

-”Our sea”
Groups: heterogeneous across all levels
Final product: Posters for an exhibition
Tasks:
Elaboration of a poster and supports, about different aspects related to the Mediterranean.
Organization of the exhibition in the community hall and the neighbourhood primary schools.
Development:
Each topic is discussed by two different groups that will work together in a common poster.
-“Carles Rahola: a time, a landscape” is a transversal project on the life and work of a journalist and politician who wrote the first guide on the Costa Brava. Our high school is named after him.
Groups: heterogeneous across all levels
Final product: Debate on the topic “Is it urgent to protect the whole Costa Brava?“
Activities:
Look for old pictures of l’Escala and interview different people
Foot orienteering based on botany.
Advertise the debate.
Development: The students work to prepare the final debate, where each group will represent a different lobby.