Nueva propuesta en Coveñas donde hospedarse en Bungalows construidos teniendo en cuenta principios de conservación ambiental garantiza que el turista tenga una relación cercana con la naturaleza durante su estadía sin dejar de lado el confort y la comodidad. Su cercanía a
· Transporte Aeropuerto
· Restaurante
· Cocina Comunal
· Duchas al aire libre
· Terrazas con vista al mar
· Internet
· Parqueadero
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Hay una nueva e ingeniosa forma de incentivar el reciclaje de botellas y de hacer el reciclaje entretenido!!
Sólo vean este vídeo que muestra como se puede cambiar la actitud de una manera divertida para todos. Consiste en el típico contenedor de botellas pero se le agregó un detalle extra, se transformó en un juego!!
Cómo se juega? Debes apretar Start, luego se prenderán luces que debes seguir para colocar las botellas en el interior del contenedor asi vas acumulando puntos.
Cual es el premio? sólo lograr conciencia, un buen rato y un par de sonrisas.
Una manera innovadora para lograr que todos disfrutemos del reciclaje!!
Fuente: Greenade
Seed bombs—a simple mixture of clay, fertilizer and plant seeds—are a favored form of DIY "drop-and-go" weaponry among gardeners taking the greening of public spaces into their own hands. To aid the expansion of the guerrilla gardening movement in its persistent goal of transforming forgotten or abandoned urban landscapes into greener spaces, L.A.-based design firm Common Studio came up with pre-made seed bombs.
As part of the interdisciplinary studio's "Greenaid" concept, they repurposed old quarter-operated candy machines to vend single seed bombs. Anyone can purchase one of the machines (approximately $400 each), which generate profit as they impact the local area's chances of becoming host to more colorful plant life by making seed bombs more accessible. As an added incentive, Common Studio will supply the seed bombs in mixes specifically developed for the local environment and its ecology. Interested buyers can get a quote on the vending machines by emailing them at "info [at] thecommonstudio [dot] com."
Similarly, the Cincinnati-based design firm VisuaLingual developed its own make of seed bombs. Available in three region-specific formulas—East Coast, West Coast and Midwest—each yields a colorful mix of florals. The pods come in satchels of five ($7) and sell through the company's Etsy shop.
Packed in a small tin can, MicroGuiardini plants make an easy way to grow herbs, vegetables and flowers in any indoor environment. Each can includes a set of hearty seeds or bulbs packed within a growing compound. With a little water and light, it transforms into a flowering plant after just a month of care.
Available online from Brooklyn 5 +10 or Sprout, varieties include Coriander, Carrot, Zucchini, Sunflower, Petunia and more for around $10 each.
