A traveling forest in Pesaro to beautify the city's schools.

A beautiful urban redevelopment project entrusted to teachers, families, and students. From a large hotel management school.

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An ecological initiative for Pesaro

The "Il Bosco Santa Marta" project aims to redevelop the outdoor spaces of the IPSAR (State Professional Institute for Hotel and Catering Services) in Pesaro. This ambitious project, made possible thanks to the collaboration between project leader Michele Gambini, the Municipality of Pesaro, and the ASPES of Pesaro, features the active participation of landscape architect Olga Moskvina.

A Traveling Forest in the Squares of Pesaro

The heart of the project is a traveling forest, composed of plants, shrubs, and herbaceous plants, which will wind through the city's squares. Along the way, sessions will be organized to illustrate the various plant species, engaging the community and raising awareness of environmental issues.

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Student Engagement and Redevelopment of School Spaces

IPSAR students are an integral part of the project. Through dedicated meetings, they have had the opportunity to reflect and propose ideas for the redevelopment of the spaces. In October, trees and plants will be planted in the school courtyard, transforming the area into a shaded plaza with draining paving. This new space will be used for summer dining and as a green classroom during the school year.

 

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The project is a candidate for the 2024 Non Sprecare Award, in the Schools section. To submit your projects, follow the instructions here.

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