The latest and final edition of the PULCHRA Project and School News has now been published. Hear from Prof. Costas Cartalis as the PULCHRA project is wrapping up. You can read the newsletter Final PULCHRA Project and School NewsRead more
The latest and final edition of the PULCHRA Project and School News has now been published. Hear from Prof. Costas Cartalis as the PULCHRA project is wrapping up. You can read the newsletter Final PULCHRA Project and School NewsRead more
The final issue of the PULCHRA School News is out. A huge thanks to all the PULCHRA City Science Reporters who contributed! Click to view: Final Issue of PULCHRA School NewsRead more
The international PULCHRA project is coming to an end. There were six topics for the pupils to choose from. The most common one was urban greenery and biodiversity in the city. As the PULCHRA project was, among other things, meant to motivate the students to change their cities for the better, we would be gladRead more
PULCHRA School Workshop (Cities and Climate Change, new challenges for education at the school level), Athens, November 7th, 2022 Maria Dimopoulou has been working as an Education Advisor in the Greek educational system for many years. Her work consists of advising and supporting teachers to implement environmental programs with their classes. Maria presented an insightfulRead more
Authors: Premysl Stych, Josef Lastovicka, Natalia Kobliuk, Jan Svoboda and Daniel Paluba, EO4Landscape research team, Charles University, Prague, Czechia One of the important parts of the PULCHRA project is Earth Observation (EO). The experiences and results related to EO implementation in open schooling have been presented at two international congresses with very positive reactions andRead more
The Open University of Cyprus (OUC), organized an open multiplier event entitled “Close the Loop” on July 12, 2022. During the event which was held at the Municipal Museum of Ayia Napa Thalassa, the 5 PULCHRA schools – Apeition Lyceum of Agros, Agios Ioannis Lyceum, Ethnomartyras Kyprianos Lyceum, Foti Pitta Lyceum and Paralimni Lyceum –Read more
PULCHRA students at the Heinrich-Heine Gymnasium organized a sustainability festival on June 22nd 2022. Students presented the results of their PULCHRA projects PULCHRA Student Poster Presentations PULCHRA Student Poster Presentations Students also presented the school LEAP (Learning, Exploring, Activity Path). A LEAP is a Learning, Exploring and Activity Path. It addresses a range of issuesRead more
Look back at our end of 2021 PULCHRA Project and School News. You can read about it here: PULCHRA Project and School News Our next PULCHRA Project and School News will be out in August!Read more
Our 4th issue of our PULCHRA School News is out. A huge thanks to all the PULCHRA City Science Reporters who contributed! Read all about the amazing work being done by school students working with communities and experts in exploring cities as urban ecosystems here: 4th PULCHRA School NewsRead more
In order to find out the reason why Limbaži residents do not dress in countless sweaters during the winter months and do not wear several socks from their grandmother, it was decided that the students of the Limbaži Science Team will conduct an interview with Valters Mardoks, Production Director of Limbažu siltums LTD. Limbazi isRead more
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Students from T.G. Masaryka, Moravské Budějovice, Czech Republic have been working on project mission “New Park” as part of their PULCHRA project.
The latest and final edition of the PULCHRA Project and School News has now been published. Hear from Prof. Costas Cartalis as
The final issue of the PULCHRA School News is out. A huge thanks to all the PULCHRA City Science Reporters who contributed!
The international PULCHRA project is coming to an end. There were six topics for the pupils to choose from. The most common
In the second year of the City Challenges in Sweden, more than 200 students from various schools in the Stockholm region had
PULCHRA School Workshop (Cities and Climate Change, new challenges for education at the school level), Athens, November 7th, 2022 Maria Dimopoulou has