Sophie the volunteer

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  1. 4. Trash or waste that is left lying in an open or public place, like a park, instead of being disposed of properly.
  2. 7. This is when harmful substances make the environment dirty and unsafe. It can be things like garbage or chemicals.
  3. 9. Booths: Small temporary setups at events where people can get information about a specific topic, like environmental conservation.
  4. 13. This is the effect that activities (like cleaning up a park) have on the environment. It can be positive, like making a place cleaner and safer for animals, or negative, like pollution harming plants and animals.
  5. 15. Trees: Putting new trees into the ground to grow, which can help the environment by providing more oxygen and homes for animals.
  6. 16. Projects: Specific activities or initiatives aimed at protecting and preserving the natural environment or endangered species. These can include things like tree planting, wildlife habitat restoration, or public education campaigns.
  7. 17. The world we live on, Earth, and all its natural environments.
  8. 18. The practice of protecting the natural environment, including plants, animals, and habitats, to ensure it's preserved for future generations.
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  1. 1. This is the natural environment where plants and animals live. For example, a forest can be a habitat for birds and rabbits.
  2. 2. This refers to the people living in a specific area or region, often sharing common interests or concerns, especially in relation to local environmental issues.
  3. 3. Events: Gatherings or activities organized for the people living in a particular area, which can include festivals, markets, and informational booths.
  4. 5. The process of teaching or learning, especially in a formal setting like a school or workshop. In this context, it refers to teaching people, especially children, about environmental issues and how to protect nature.
  5. 6. A group that works to protect and improve the natural environment, often through activities like cleanups, education, and conservation projects.
  6. 8. Involvement or participation in an activity or cause. In the context of environmental volunteering, it means being actively involved in efforts to improve and protect the environment.
  7. 10. Animals, birds, and other creatures that live naturally in an area, especially in forests or parks.
  8. 11. The process of collecting and processing materials (like plastic bottles and paper) that would otherwise be thrown away, and turning them into new products.
  9. 12. Pieces of paper with information or advertisements on them, used to promote an event, idea, or organization.
  10. 14. Working together with others as a team to achieve a goal.