The Royal Łazienki Museum presented a unique 'Practical Ecology School' workshop focused on Earth's essential soil resources. This session, 'Zasoby Ziemi - gleba', engaged participants in understanding soil properties and their practical applications. Attendees explored environmental science through hands-on activities and basic measurements, deepening their knowledge of gardening and ecological principles.
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This workshop, part of the 'Praktyczna Szkoła Ekologii' series, focused on the vital resource of soil. Participants learned about soil properties and their implications for gardening, undertaking basic measurements to understand soil science.
The 'Praktyczna Szkoła Ekologii' (Practical Ecology School) workshop series delves into fundamental environmental resources. This specific session, titled 'Zasoby Ziemi - gleba' (Earth's Resources - Soil), was aimed at youth (16+) and adults. It provided an in-depth look at soil, exploring its properties and their practical applications in gardening. Attendees were guided to understand different soil types and their characteristics, and they engaged in hands-on activities, acting as soil scientists to conduct basic measurements. This workshop was the second in the series, following one on water, with a future session planned on air.
Entry was free as part of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage program 'Accessible Culture'.
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