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On August 23rd, the town of Maiori welcomed a group young Europeans from ten different
\ncountries: Italy, Serbia, Turkey, Spain, Georgia, Czech Republic, Germany, Poland, Armenia and
\nRomania.\u00a0They came together for the third flow of the “Make it Blue” project, organized by the
\nACARBIO association. This initiative is dedicated to supporting the local community through a
\nseries of activities that not only benefit the area but also foster cultural exchange and
\nenvironmental awareness.
\nFor the first day of the project the volunteers from the third flow were connected with the
\nprevious flow\u2019s volunteers, who shared important information regarding their experience here in
\nMaiori. They also had some kick-off teambuilding activities and a treasure hunt with the purpose
\nof getting to know the local community and the city grounds.
\nIn the second day, the volunteers were presented the details regarding the activities they will
\nundertake for the rest of their stay, which included the promotion and presenting of a Maiori city
\ntour, presenting of the Palazzo Mezzacapo, beach cleaning and the general outline regarding
\nthe work flow they will follow the next month.<\/p>\n
After these two days finding their feet in the city, the volunteers started their activities. They
\nguided tourists through the Palazzo Mezzacapo, cleaned the free beaches of Maiori, provided a
\ncity tour for some interested tourists\u2026 The volunteers taught the history of Maiori, and they
\nshowed the most important places in the city, with examples like The Santa Maria a Mare
\nchurch, the Palazzo, the municipality garden… They engaged further away into bonding
\nactivities within the group and of course, focused on having a great time.<\/p>\n
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Furthermore, one of the Acarbio ESC volunteers developed an exhibition in which the \u201cMake it
\nBlue\u201d participants took part by organizing and presenting it. After the art exhibition\u2019s opening ,
\nthe participants were invited to the Maiori\u2019s elder party, where they bonded with the local
\ncommunity even more, through cultural exchange like different dances and music. The Maiori
\nseniors were pleased in having this activity with Acarbio\u2019s volunteers and this image could also
\nbe visible by the numerous passing tourists that engaged in the party.
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To end up, during Friday morning the participants engaged in artistic activities in which they painted the public benches in San Pietro, a small square in Maiori, with characteristics inspired by the Amalfi Coast. In the afternoon, they were met with a surprise they long awaited \u2013 a new turtle nest was discovered. The discovery was made when a series of hatchlings were seen uprising the sand by the people attending the beach. At sunset, all the twenty-three newborns were safely delivered to the sea, by marine biologist of Protected Marine Area of Punta Campanella helped by ACARBIO`S staff, Make it Blue volunteers and ENPA.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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