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En españolStory from 2016Story from 2018Map: Sitios históricos del Reparto Camilo Cienfuegos, mpio. Habana del Este 

En InglésHistoria de 2016Historia de 2018Mapa: Sitios históricos del Reparto Camilo Cienfuegos, mpio. Habana del Este Principales Resultados:

This is a new project that take place in Wallonie Belgium. Initially, three school participated in the project "Hydro-citizen school". The kids explore the water cycle at school (mapping the location of the water in the school), identify our impact and develop a project to preserve water at school (infiltration through creation of gardens, evapotranspiration through creation of garden and ponds, reduction of use of drinking water by collecting rain water....the list can be long! This is done with the school community and water actors in the neighbourhoods. In this case, the Green Map allows people to communicate about the project as it gives visibility to the kids, who feel connected to other schools that do the same thing, somewhere else! 

From Green Map: Although this project took place more than 20 years ago, it's still a unique application! Read more about the outcomes below from our board member, Barent Roth.

Yongchunpi Wetland Ecological Park Real-life Puzzle Game

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Charting Forgotten Spaces: This particular project was in some ways an outlier for Green Map – set in a Catholic Church on a block of Harlem (East 129th Street) which the NY Times had designated as the “most hopeless” in all of New York City and investigated by young people who were hoping that their findings would inspire some accelerated positive change in a neighborhood which had not experienced much of that in their short lifetimes.

High school students help shine a light on various projects on this park-like island

Originally called the Green Apple Map, this New York City project was the the very first Green Map! About 25 editions have been created at either the citywide or neighborhood level. It has impacted the world by creating an example that sparked the Green Map movement.It gave New York City a chance to be known for all the sustainability practices its home to, and gave New Yorkers and visitors the ability to get started on a greener pathway or career.  It's been central to the director's eco-design practice and gave Wendy Brawer access to to collaborations, appointments and travel worldwide.