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"BEE HAPPY" u Jelsi, 2022.

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"BEE HAPPY" workshop "BEE HAPPY" workshop Photo: Jelena Milanović

Povodom obilježavanja Svjetskog dana pčela, 20. svibnja 2022. godine, završen je projekt "BEE HAPPY" u Srednjoj školi Hvar - Izdvojenoj lokaciji Jelsa. Riječ je o projektu, vrijednom 15.500 kuna, što ga je financiralo Ministarstvo znanosti i obrazovanja preko preventivnih projekata za izvanučioničku nastavu.

Cilj projekta je upoznati i osvijestiti učenike, nastavnike ali i širu javnost s problemom nestanka pčela u prirodi. Pčele su svakodnevno izložene raznim opasnostima, te je od krucijalne važnosti pridonijeti njihovom očuvanju. Dakle, projektom se želi dugoročno educirati stanovništvo o aktualnim problemima koji se odnose na opasnosti koje kontinuirano prijete pčelama u prirodi. U tom smislu su također prikazali kako funkcionira jedna pčelinja zajednica u realnom okruženju.

"BEE HAPPY" radionica. Foto: Jelena Milanović

▪ U sklopu projekta održane su edukacije u lokalnim dječjim vrtićima, dok je u školskom vrtu 'Klokun' postavljen prvi apisarij na otoku Hvaru. Na otvaranju su nam se pridružili vrtićanci iz Jelse i Vrboske. Učenici 4. razreda usmjerenja 'agroturistički tehničari', zajedno s mojom malenkosti su održali edukativnu radionicu za djecu. Podijelili smo im majice, diplome, edukativne materijale, knjige i sjeme medonosnog bilja koje će oni zasijati u svojim vrtovima – pripovijeda nam Nikolina Carić, nastavnica stručnih predmeta u spomenutom usmjerenju i koordinatorica projekta, na kojem su suradnice njezine kolegice Božana Damjanić Majdak i Katijana Petrić.

Pčela sa kaparima. Foto: Vivian Grisogono

Tome dodaje da su na taj način željeli potaknuti djecu, ali i širu javnost na brigu i zanimanje za pčele, za koje nažalost svakodnevno svjedočimo njihovom nestanku i ugibanju ponajprije zbog nekontrolirane uporabe pesticida. Na projektu su sudjelovale udruge "Moj škoj" i "Prijatelji otoka Šćedra", koje su prepoznale vrijednost projekta.▪ Valja reći i to da su naši učenici oduševljeni s projektom, te su vrlo ozbiljno shvatili važnost prenošenja znanja na mlađe generacije. Oni u svom nastavnom planu imaju predmet 'Pčelarstvo', pa je to i za njih bio idealan način održavanja praktične nastave. Vrtićanci su oduševljeno sudjelovali na radionici i zasigurno će im ostati u lijepom sjećanju. Apisarij će biti dostupan za sve zainteresirane, te će služiti i za obavljanje praktične nastave. Naša želja je da se projekt nastavi i idućih godina da bi u njega mogli uključiti i ostale vrtiće te škole s otoka Hvara – kazala je Nikolina.

"BEE HAPPY" radionica. Foto: Jelena Milanović

Ana Marija Jakas (Prijatelji otoka Šćedra) je pak rekla: "...Naša udruga se uključila u projekt jer se inače brinemo o zaštiti okoliša i očuvanju prirodne baštine dragog nam otočića uz južnu obalu Hvara, koji je ujedno i oaza za pčele zbog svoje flore, ponajprije ružmarina. Uz to smatramo da su ovakvi projekti dobro došli za edukaciju javnosti, a ponajprije onih najmanjih koji su budućnost našeg otoka", a potom se nastavnica Carić zahvalila svima koji su podržali projekt, ponajprije svojim učenicima koji su na njemu tako predano radili. Kada je vidjela sav taj njihov svesrdni angažman, vidjela je i svijetlu budućnosti pčelarstva na našem najsunčanijem škoju.     

Mirko Crnčević

                            © Mirko Crnčević / 'Hrvatska pčela' 2022.

 

 

 

 

 
Napomena: nema puno apisarija u Hrvatskoj! I na Hvaru već dugo se zna da pčele su sve manje.. Vidjeti: -
 
Korisni linkovi:
- Hrvatski pčelarski savez, http://www.pcela.hr/
- Hrvatska udruga pčelara: https://www.pcelinjak.hr/
- Svjetski dan pčela- Ministarstvo gospodarstva i održivog razvoja: https://mingor.gov.hr/vijesti/svjetski-dan-pcela/5491
- Svjetski dan pčela - krapinsko-zagorska županija : https://www.kzz.hr/svjetski-dan-pcela-2022
 
- Prvi hrvatski hotel za pčele - Moslavina: - http://www.opg-balja.hr/
 
Pčelarski centar:
- Centar za razvoj i edukaciju Poličnik: https://www.centar-policnik.eu/o-centru/
 
 
 
 
 

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