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The information booth of the Department of Environment continues to offer activities to commemorate the World Environment Day, to be held tomorrow, June 5.

This evening offers a display of artifacts and sustainable held a workshop of kites, from 18 hours.

Morning from 19 hours, there will be storytelling.

Moreover, people with intellectual disabilities in the CEOM partnership will give away 3,000 ornamental plants packed for themselves.

For 10-20 h, a group of young people and their families given away to passersby crossing the Plaza de Santo Domingo.

Murcia City Council continues to push its efforts to raise awareness about the environment care and day celebrates World Environment Day with various activities under the motto "Live your garden!"

The Department of Environment, headed by Maria del Carmen Pelegrin, has installed an information booth in the Plaza de Santo Domingo until June 5 to unveil the goal of municipal information campaign is to raise awareness about the importance Murcia protection of the environment, and the role of green spaces in urban environments.

The celebration of World Environment Day, promoted by UNESCO, is commemorated around the world since 1973, in honor of the first United Nations Conference on Environment of June 5, 1972 in Stockholm.

In addition to planned activities, those who come to the house you can see the winning posters in the school competition on World Environment Day promoted by the City, or participate in "The Garden of Ideas", the recreation of a small garden with figures of recycled cardboard where people who want hang with post-it suggestions and proposals for improving the green areas of the municipality.

The information booth is part of the Program for Environmental Information and Sensitization of the Department of Environment.

All program activities are open to stakeholder participation, and are available on the municipal web www.murcia.es/medio-ambiente and MurciaMedioAmbiente facebook page.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia