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The Department of Urban Cleaning and Waste Management, Sustainable City Murcia and Ferrovial Services propose a free workshop for little ones learn to recycle plastic plates, straws, empty rolls of paper, cardboard boxes, etc.

to make fun crafts.

This workshop, which collaborates Merchants Association Silverware and Tatters, held today in resort Joufré (Silver);

morning, December 27, at Plaza Jose Esteve Mora;

on December 28 in square Joufré, and the day January 4 in square Jose Esteve Mora, open from 11.30 to 13.30.

The goal is that smaller become aware of the need to recycle, respect and care for the environment;

and learn to have utility waste.

In addition, each child who participates will receive a small gift of Ecovidrio.

This activity takes place in a giant recycled cardboard stand shaped like a toilet.

The young are accompanied by animators and no Christmas music.

In addition the Council, in collaboration with the newspaper La Verdad offers 'Reciclataller', within the public awareness campaign, to be held from today until Monday December 29 at the Auditorium Victor Villegas, with open from 10 to 20 hours.

The aim is to sensitize the whole family of the need and the importance of maintaining a sustainable planet, bringing participants to the world of recycling.

Manipulating inorganic waste materials (cardboard, tetra-brick, yogurt cups, paper rollers, etc.) and natural materials (seeds, leaves, stones, etc) creating original ornaments, gifts, toys is achieved ...

Some activities are included in the 'Rincón MacGyver' within the murciasostenible.es web

The number of participants in the workshop, which is free, is a function of the number of people setting a maximum of 40 children at a time.

Participants do not have a set time spent, monitors children propose a series of activities and participants are those who choose what they want to accomplish.

Small and large can make Christmas stars with toilet paper tubes, clamps stars and Christmas tree, Santa Claus and Christmas cards, among other things.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia