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Environmental citizenship means understanding that our daily actions affect the planet.

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To live more sustainable, we can follow five principles.

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These principles are reducing waste, using sustainable energy, choosing sustainable transport,

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adopting a sustainable lifestyle and protecting biodiversity.

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In this part, we will compare unsustainable and sustainable behaviours.

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First, we will solve actions that harm the environment and then we will present better

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alternatives that help protect it.

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Incorrect behavior.

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In this video we will see a person throwing different objects like art, bottles, socks,

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paper to the same bin.

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This behavior increases waste and pollution because recyclable materials are not separated.

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Correct behavior.

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we can separate the objects depending on their materials.

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By separating waste correctly, materials can be recycled and reduced, reducing environmental impact.

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Finally, we are going to see a graphic done based on our interview results.

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We asked 20 students and family members about their sustainable habits.

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In conclusion, most people already practice sustainability, especially recycling.

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However, habits like sustainable transport and protecting biodiversity are less common.

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This shows we can still improve to help the environment.