They buried a book in the courtyard, but it will total sense when you learn why -
Even in this world of digital advancement and all without paper, paper books are still big business. People like the feeling and tradition of paper books, and while digital books are popular, there are still millions of pages of paper being produced each year.
In Argentina, where our story takes place, 45 million paper pages are created each year, and these pages are from the trees. With deforestation is a problem, Argentine publishing company Editor Pequeno came with a solution that can turn the paper in the trees (somehow) and teaches children a valuable lesson about natural resources.
They just did what they do best: they published a book.
The book is called Mi Papa Estuvo in the Selva , which translates My father was in the jungle .
[1945011style]
YouTube / FCB Buenos Aires
jacarandas are from Argentina and part of the local ecosystem of the region. the text and illustrations are printed with environmentally safe inks.
The story focuses on the theme of nature and the environment, and follows a family through a realistic trip into the Ecuadorian rainforest.
The book, from now on, is not yet on the market. Rather, it is used as both a prototype and art / advertising statement-making piece. biodegradable nature of the book and its seeds are intended to show children the importance of conservation and the responsible use of resources. Currently, existing copies are displayed in bookstores across the country to show how they can be used to grow trees.
for practical reasons, a pound of seed germination may not be a popular choice among consumers - after all, you can 't read over once you bury him! However, other environmental measures can be taken to reduce deforestation for printed material in the world, such as digital options or printing on recycled paper. This book opens a conversation between adults and children alike to ways to keep our healthier planet for future generations.
0 Komentar