{"id":16905,"date":"2020-08-19T10:06:37","date_gmt":"2020-08-19T07:06:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/localhost\/ringing-camp-with-ambassador-eyes\/"},"modified":"2020-08-19T10:06:37","modified_gmt":"2020-08-19T10:06:37","slug":"ringing-camp-with-ambassador-eyes","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/milvus.ro\/en\/ringing-camp-with-ambassador-eyes\/","title":{"rendered":"Ringing camp with ambassador eyes"},"content":{"rendered":"\u201cAs a person who works in health care, nature conservation stays way far from me, but as a human, I am very interested in wildlife, nature and nature conservation.” – Szer\u00e9na Magyari\n\nOur ringing camp is on full swing on the coast of the Black Sea. From week to week more and more campers can learn about the life of an ornithologist, about birds and last but not least about climate change. Here’s how our youth ambassadors report about their experiences:\n\nThe second week of the 2020 season of the Chituc Ringing Camp has been eventful. Even though we were only at the beginning of the migration period, there was already some bird movement proven by the approx. 440 ringed birds. We also tried to spend the hottest hours of the day productively, with netting, bridge construction and handiwork in order to ensure the good condition of the equipment. In addition to work, we also paid attention to professional development. – Gerg\u0151 Nagy\n\nIn the camp, it came to my attention that the Milvus Group is participating in the \u201cGame on! Don’t let the climate change end the game\u201d project, financed by the European Union<\/a>. Thanks to this, in addition to the usual camp activities, the topic of climate change also played a significant role. I learned about the purpose of this initiative and about the importance of reaching out to as many people as possible with the learned information. – Szer\u00e9na Magyari\n\n