1) Environmental education aims to improve environmental quality and create awareness of environmental problems and conservation efforts.
2) It involves developing skills and attitudes to understand the interrelationship between humans, culture and the environment.
3) Environmental education has the goals of improving environmental quality, raising awareness of issues, and encouraging participation in decision-making around development programs.
Smart_KOM - prezentacja Agnieszki Wodarczyk, koordynatora projektu podczas konferencji SMART_KOM. Krak坦w w sieci inteligentnych miast, 7.11.2014 r., Krak坦w
Krak坦w Living Lab - prezentacja Wojciecha Przybylskiego, dyrektora dziau rozwoju parku technologicznego podczas konferencji SMART_KOM. Krak坦w w sieci inteligentnych miast, 7.11.2014 r., Krak坦w
The document discusses the role of the Aalto Design Factory and related initiatives in Espoo, Finland, in fostering a startup culture and supporting entrepreneurs. It highlights the collaborative environment provided by co-working spaces like Startup Sauna and the importance of location, facilities, and community in enabling startups to thrive. Key insights include the need for cost-effective resources and city engagement to promote entrepreneurship and local innovation.
Smart city - prezentacja El甜biety Koterby, zastepcy Prezydenta ds. Rozwoju Miasta Krakowa podczas konferencji SMART_KOM. Krak坦w w sieci inteligentnych miast, 7.11.2014, Krak坦w
The document discusses Barcelona's strategy for becoming a smart city and region through ICT-based solutions and community involvement. It outlines key priorities such as smart governance, economic improvement, and environmental management, while emphasizing the importance of collaboration between public and private sectors. The vision extends beyond urban issues to encompass broader regional challenges, driving a new data-driven economy in Catalonia.
The document outlines Helsinki's urban development strategies and population growth projections from 2014 to 2050. It emphasizes the city's commitment to creating a liveable, inclusive, and innovative environment through open data, citizen engagement, and sustainable urban planning. Various urban areas are targeted for growth and job creation, while partnerships with universities and businesses are encouraged to enhance the city's competitiveness and quality of life.
This document summarizes a workshop on understanding smart environments and cities. The workshop objectives were to understand what defines a smart city through an evidence-based learning process. A smart city is defined as one that performs well in key fields of development like economy, environment, mobility, people, living, and governance. For the environment domain, the workshop discussed the most relevant components like green space, pollution levels, ecological awareness, and sustainable resource management. The goal was to identify Krakow's strengths and weaknesses in these areas to help develop a smart city strategy and roadmap.
The document discusses public-private-people partnerships for new digital service innovations through smart city living labs. It provides examples of challenge cities that are retrofitting existing legacy systems including Freiburg, New York, Toronto, Helsinki, and Amsterdam. The document promotes cities as enablers of digital innovations and is signed off by Jarmo Eskelinen from Forum Virium Helsinki.
This document discusses green areas in Krakow, Poland. It provides statistics on the percentage of land covered by parks, forests, and protected areas in Krakow and other major Polish cities. Krakow currently has 16.5% of its land as green areas, above the average of 13.1% for cities over 500,000 people. However, the document also outlines threats to Krakow's green spaces from private and public development projects that could reduce vegetation and open spaces through new construction, infrastructure projects, and removal of trees. Maintaining and expanding green areas is presented as important for Krakow to develop as a smart, sustainable city.
Przemysaw Szwako gave a presentation on January 9th, 2014 about the environmental conditions of Krakow, Poland. He discussed Krakow's orography, including key elevation points. He also covered the hydrographic network, including the Vistula River and its tributaries. Additionally, he examined semi-natural habitats, protected areas, industrial degradation, air pollution, waste treatment, geothermal sources, forests and afforestation, and urban green spaces in Krakow. Szwako emphasized that understanding Krakow's environmental conditions is the base for sustainable planning and development in the city.
This document summarizes a workshop on understanding smart environments and cities. The workshop objectives were to understand what defines a smart city through an evidence-based learning process. A smart city is defined as one that performs well in key fields of development like economy, environment, mobility, people, living, and governance. For the environment domain, the workshop discussed the most relevant components like green space, pollution levels, ecological awareness, and sustainable resource management. The goal was to identify Krakow's strengths and weaknesses in these areas to help develop a smart city strategy and roadmap.
The document discusses public-private-people partnerships for new digital service innovations through smart city living labs. It provides examples of challenge cities that are retrofitting existing legacy systems including Freiburg, New York, Toronto, Helsinki, and Amsterdam. The document promotes cities as enablers of digital innovations and is signed off by Jarmo Eskelinen from Forum Virium Helsinki.
This document discusses green areas in Krakow, Poland. It provides statistics on the percentage of land covered by parks, forests, and protected areas in Krakow and other major Polish cities. Krakow currently has 16.5% of its land as green areas, above the average of 13.1% for cities over 500,000 people. However, the document also outlines threats to Krakow's green spaces from private and public development projects that could reduce vegetation and open spaces through new construction, infrastructure projects, and removal of trees. Maintaining and expanding green areas is presented as important for Krakow to develop as a smart, sustainable city.
Przemysaw Szwako gave a presentation on January 9th, 2014 about the environmental conditions of Krakow, Poland. He discussed Krakow's orography, including key elevation points. He also covered the hydrographic network, including the Vistula River and its tributaries. Additionally, he examined semi-natural habitats, protected areas, industrial degradation, air pollution, waste treatment, geothermal sources, forests and afforestation, and urban green spaces in Krakow. Szwako emphasized that understanding Krakow's environmental conditions is the base for sustainable planning and development in the city.
2. Dlaczego w Krakowie i wok坦 Krakowa mamy tak wiele
cennych pod wzgldem przyrodniczym teren坦w?
Wy甜yna Maopolska
P坦nocne Podkarpacie
Zewntrzne Karpaty Zachodnie
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
3. Co nale甜y zrobi, by w spos坦b waciwy ksztatowa
krajobraz i zasoby przyrodnicze w celu poprawienia
standardu 甜ycia mieszkac坦w KOM ?
1. Przede wszystkim nale甜y zinwentaryzowa zasoby
krajobrazowe i przyrodnicze
2. Opracowa sie ldowych korytarzy ekologicznych czcych
zinwentaryzowane obiekt przyrodnicze
3. Dokona waloryzacji krajobrazu, zasob坦w przyrodniczych
i korytarzy ekologicznych
4. Dokona wyceny rozpoznanych zasob坦w przyrodniczych
metod wiadcze ekosystem坦w (ecosytem services)
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
4. Co nale甜y zrobi, by w spos坦b waciwy ksztatowa
krajobraz i zasoby przyrodnicze w celu poprawienia
standardu 甜ycia mieszkac坦w KOM ?
5. Ustali wacicieli teren坦w, przeznaczenie w planach
miejscowych i studiach zagospodarowania
6. Dokona wyceny rynkowej teren坦w dla kt坦rych okrelono
wartoci przyrodnicze i krajobrazowe wa甜ne dla
mieszkac坦w KOM
7. Opracowa wieloletni plan wykupu teren坦w o walorach
przyrodniczych i korytarzy ekologicznych
8. Opracowa wieloletni plan zagospodarowania krajobrazu
teren坦w o walorach przyrodniczych i korytarzy ekologicznych
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
5. Co nale甜y zrobi, by w spos坦b waciwy ksztatowa
krajobraz i zasoby przyrodnicze w celu poprawienia
standardu 甜ycia mieszkac坦w KOM ?
9. Wprowadzi w planach miejscowych i studiach
zagospodarowania gmin ochron rozpoznanych walor坦w
krajobrazowych i przyrodniczych
10. Wyda materiay edukacyjne przedstawiajce walory
krajobrazowe i przyrodnicze KOM oraz pokazujce
konieczno ich ochrony dla podwy甜szenia standardu
甜ycia mieszkac坦w oraz uruchomi programy edukacji
ekologicznej w pierwszym rzdzie dla urzdnik坦w
i samorzdowc坦w w gminach, a tak甜e dla mieszkac坦w
dorosych i modzie甜y szkolnej
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
6. Krak坦w - tereny o najwy甜szych walorach przyrodniczych
i krajobrazowych wskazane do ochrony
Legenda:
- tereny o najwy甜szych walorach
przyrodniczych
- tereny o wysokich walorach
krajobrazowych i przyrodniczych
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
7. Tereny proponowane do ochrony przed zabudow,
ze wzgldu na walory przyrodnicze razem 222 obiekty
Teren o najwy甜szych
walorach przyrodniczych
(zielone)
149
najmniejsze 1,26 ha
najwiksze - 455 ha
Tereny o wysokich walorach
krajobrazowych i przyrodniczych
(pomaraczowe)
73
najmniejsze - 5 ha
najwiksze - 575 ha
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
8. Krak坦w ekologiczne korytarze wodne
Legenda:
- korytarze dolin rzecznych i potok坦w
- korytarze mniejszych ciek坦w i kana坦w
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
9. Krak坦w peny system korytarzy ekologicznych
Legenda:
- korytarze dolin rzecznych i potok坦w
- korytarz ldowy
- korytarz kolejowy
- korytarz drogowy
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
10. Krak坦w peny system korytarzy ekologicznych
i teren坦w wyznaczonych do ochrony
Kazimierz Walasz walasz@mto-kr.pl
