Video Clips

Invasion of the Nurdles

submitted by Gozo College Secondary School : Danielle Grillage, Denise Buttigieg, Maya Apap  for 11-14
dissemination(s): Facebook, other, school magazine, youtube
filed under Video Clips

The aim of this video clip is to educate people about nurdles and how they can be removed from our sandy shores.        



Read More

The Concrete Jungle

submitted by St.Michael School St.Venera : David Abela  for 11-14
dissemination(s): school media
filed under Video Clips

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_B-aAN6Hc8&feature=youtu.be This video clip shows how we are changing the world in a world full of buildings with impact on the environment. Instead of jungles and woodlands we are replacing them by tall buildings.



Read More

The Life Saving Buskett Project

submitted by St.Michael School Sta Venera : Emerson Gatt  for 11-14
dissemination(s): Facebook / youtube, other, school magazine, school media
filed under Video Clips

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vupp7QCPZA The Life Saving Buskett Project is a project held in Buskett, Malta aiming to conserve this natural habitat and historical entity.



Read More

Wake Up Malta

submitted by St.Michael School St.Venera : Matthew Micallef  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, school media, youtube
filed under Video Clips

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTDh1Aso7uA&feature=youtu.be



Read More

Renewable Resources

submitted by St.Michael School St.Venera : Matthew Micallef  for 11-14
dissemination(s): other, school media, youtube
filed under Video Clips

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4petkSBg6L8&feature=youtu.be More money in hand go green by using RENEWABLE ENERGY and benefit from cheaper bills today. Renewable energy is generally defined as energy that comes from resources which are naturally replenished on a human timescale such as sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves and geothermal heat. Renewable energy replaces conventional fuels in three distinct areas: electricity generation, hot water and motor fuels. Renewable energy creates three times more jobs than fossil fuels. If it could be properly harnessed, there’s enough sunlight that falls on the earth in just one hour to meet the world’s energy demands for a whole year! Our whole energy problem would be solved if we could somehow find a way to harness solar energy more efficiently . Unlike fossil fuels, renewable sources of energy like hydropower, wind and solar do not directly emit greenhouse gases. Scientists believe that greenhouse gasses are the culprits behind global warming. When it comes to saving energy at home, there are many options to keep your energy bill low. it may be time to consider incorporating clean energy into your home energy-saving strategy. SOLAR PANELS ,If you’ve made your home as energy-efficient as possible and are looking for new opportunities to reduce your energy consumption, it may be a good time to go solar. With advancements in technology and the expansion of the solar industry .Not in a home that can support a rooftop solar system? It may be worth considering a community shared solar energy project. In this setup, community members band together to purchase a collective solar energy system. Each community owner gets a share of the power generated by the solar installation Whilst you had the time to read this short brief paragraph, 1 in every 10 family’s around the world installed solar panels and went green and started benefiting from cheaper bills and from cleaner air around them, and what about you ? Make the change for your benefit and that of your children. WHY NOT IN MALTA? WHAT ARE WE WAITING FOR?



Read More

Green Culture (Ekoskola YRE Vidjo – Thawwil tas-Sigar u Composting)

submitted by Gzira St.Monica School : Danielle Galea Mascari, Mariah Morgan Ruggier, Raquel Zerafa  for 11-14
dissemination(s): Exhibition, other, school media, Special Assembly
filed under Video Clips

The video was taken at the Permaculture Centre in Mgarr and talks about tree planting and composting aiming at a more sustainable and natural way of life. https://youtu.be/V0lBndA_zqA



Read More

Water and Wind: Alternative Energy at Xrobb l-Għaġin

submitted by Gzira St.Monica School : Jodie Vassallo, Leanne Carabott, Matthea Friggieri  for 11-14
dissemination(s): Exhibition, other, school media, Special Assembly
filed under Video Clips

This video was filmed at Xrobb l-Għaġin Nature Park and Sustainable Development Centre which is located within the Delimara peninsula near the locality of Marsaxlokk and highlights alternative ways of producing energy.



Read More

Water Pollution

submitted by Gzira St.Monica School : Jael Marie Scicluna  for 11-14
dissemination(s): Exhibition, other, school media, Special Assembly
filed under Video Clips

This video talks about sea pollution and includes an interview regarding the Reverse Osmosis Plant.    



Read More

Busy Bees

submitted by St.Benedict College Girls' Secondary School Tarxien : Carmen Galea  for 15-18
dissemination(s): newspaper, other, school media, website, YRE Presentation to Form 1 students in class
filed under Video Clips

This video was shot in May 2014- the official opening of Pembroke Nature and Heritage Park, Malta. This park is the home of hard working bees. These insects are crucial in pollinating different wild flowers and agricultural plants. Moreover, bees produce unique natural products such as honey, propolis and beeswax. Without bees, we would have less fruit and vegetables; thus less food for humans and animals. Bees need to be protected from harmful pesticides. So, organic farming should be the right solution for a better sustainable environment.      



Read More

The Power of TreeStudents – Video

submitted by St Francis Primary Cospicua : The Forest Team  for 7-10
dissemination(s): in all classrooms, other, website
filed under Video Clips

Throughout these last years many trees have been destroyed on our island, some of them by human beings capriciously either to make way for development or for various reasons, while others by harmful insects. Destroying trees for any particular reason makes us children at St. Francis School Cospicua – so sad. So we decided to take action! Thus, in November, after having relevant advice from the Environmental Officer at ‘PARKs’ Malta, we planted seeds at our school. We took good care of them by cultivating and watering them when it was needed, followed their growth process and thus, we can say that in our greenhouse, seeds grew up in hundreds of beautiful plants. Recently, these plants were donated to the ‘PARKs’ Malta where they will also be taken care of and in turn they will be distributed around our Island.



Read More