The Zushi-origin “Sea Project,” an environmental education program focused on marine litter, has expanded to Yokohama. Pupils at Yokohama Municipal Koyatani Elementary School created an environmental conservation object, which was unveiled to the local community after approximately six months of classes on marine litter.
The Zushi-origin environmental education program “Sea Project” has expanded to Yokohama, and pupils at Yokohama Municipal Koyatani Elementary School have begun creating an environmental conservation object as part of their classes. The object was intended for display in the local community and positioned as part of their learning about marine litter.
The program continued for approximately six months with classes focused on marine litter before the object was unveiled to the local community on 4 October. The article reports on the details of the related display and public unveiling, together with photographs.