ENO Environment Online is a global network for sustainable development and peace on the planet. Schools around the world are studying environmental issues, share knowledge and learning outcomes and make concrete agreements to achieve balance with the planet. It is coordinated by the ENO based in Joensuu, Finland. It has numerous partner organizations and networks, including the United Nations Environment Programme.

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Friday, November 12, 2010

Tree Planting Day!

EnoMalaysian and The Eno Tree Planting Day!






ENO Tree Planting Day is an open event for schools and groups interested in environment and peace. It is arranged twice in a year, in May and in September. Tree planting is one of the most popular activities in the ENO Programme. Environment Online - ENO is a global virtual school and network for sustainable development. It has been running since 2000 and reached thousands of schools in 150 countries. So far we have planted about 4 million trees and we aim to plant 100 million trees by the end of 2017. Join us!



EnoMalaysian Team joining with EnoSlovenia Team together for Eno Tree Planting Day in Slovenia.

ENO Tree Planting Song was 6th in Schoolovision!

posted May 25, 2010 4:06 AM by Mika Vanhanen

ENO Tree Planting Song "Hi and Ho - We Plant Trees" was voted as 6th by school children in 34 countries. The song represented Finland in this song contest of European schools. It was performed by 5-6th graders at Eno Primary School, Finland. Iceland was the winner. Scotland was third and arranged this fabulous event. And this Scottish school also joined our tree planting day 21 May!



See overall results here: http://schoolovision2010.blogspot.com/




Peace Is Green

ENO Programme will organise its traditional tree planting day on Tuesday 21st of September 2010. This planting of trees symbolises peace and the continuity of life.



This global tree planting day of children and youth will take place on the 21st of September The same day has been proclaimed the International day for peace by United Nations. ENO Tree Planting Day has taken place since 2004 and proven to be successful. Last time this event inspired children at 5000 schools in over 100 countries to take the challenge. Altogether 450 000 trees were put into the ground to celebrate the day.



This event is a practical way of enhancing environmental and global education. It connects children all over the world to focus on environmental issues. What is more, the event fosters peace education and increases the awareness of school children of the importance of trees and forests on a global scale.



The planting of trees will take place everywhere at noon local time. The first to start is Tonga in Oceania and as the Sun and Earth continue to turn, Asia, Africa and Europe will join in as well. Some time later the continents of North and South America will grab the hoe, and last area to participate will be Samoa Islands. The world has taken a remarkable step towards a more ecological and peaceful way of life.



Tree planting will not remain a single event, but the trees will be cared for and their growth and development will be watched in the future as well. The planting will be documented and the experiences shared. It is also a ceremonial event including a speech and a dedicated song. An optional play for the occasion has been translated in 40 languages.



This day is also a very special for the ENO Programme. This event is to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the ENO Programme. It started with 50 schools in a rural Finnish village called Eno and in 10 years has spread to thousands of schools in 150 countries. Millions of children and youth have been involved with their teacher and local communities.



Our goal is to get 10 000 schools and youth groups involved. They are warmly invited to join this event and asked to register on the event website, by 14th of September 2010. Detailed instructions, more information and material can be found here! Welcome!


LIVE webcasts!



ENO Programme will celebrate its 10th anniversary at Koli, Finland. Events was streamed online 21st of September at 08:00 - 9:00 AM UTC and 24th of September 4-5.:30 PM UTC.! You will be able to see them here. They can also be seen later on this website. Events are organised by th ENO Programme Association.

These events have been supported by Regional Council of North Karelia, Karjalaisen kulttuurin edistämissäätiö, JOSEK and PIKES.


ENO 10th anniversary consists of three events in Finland:



ENO 10th Anniversary Celebration, Koli, FINLAND
21st of September 2010

Ambassadors from 8 countries were present. Greetings from the president of the republic of Finland, Tarja Halonen.

Material for the event:

Mika Vanhanen:
https://sites.google.com/a/enoprogramme.org/enotreeday/files/ENO_2000_2010_presentation.ppt?attredirects=0


ReijoHeinonen:
https://sites.google.com/a/enoprogramme.org/enotreeday/files/Reijo_Heinonen_speech_21_SEP_2010.pdf?attredirects=0


Tarja Halonen:

https://sites.google.com/a/enoprogramme.org/enotreeday/files/TERVEHDYS.pdf?attredirects=0




ENO Peace Park, Koli 9:15 -10:00 AM UTC



Ambassadors and school students planted the very first trees in this park. These ENO Peace Trees are named after their countries. ENO Peace Park is located in the North Karelia biosphere reserve, also in the area of the forthcoming Koli Cultura centre. Koli Cultura is an ecological tourism and cultural centre which is based on values of sustainable development.


https://sites.google.com/a/enoprogramme.org/enotreeday/files/anniversary_programme2.jpg?attredirects=0

Material:
https://sites.google.com/a/enoprogramme.org/enotreeday/files/Simola.pdf?attredirects=0

https://sites.google.com/a/enoprogramme.org/enotreeday/files/speech.pdf?attredirects=0




Juurilla/ At The Roots - a concert

Nature Centre Ukko, Koli
24th of September 4:00 - 5.30 PM UTC
(19:00 local time)

A concert At The Roots is to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the ENO Programme. It will take place at Koli, Finnish National lansdcape. As its name the musicians also have roots to North Karelia, they either were born here or live here. Sibelius Duo Jussi Makkonen (cello) and Rait Karm (piano) will perform Sibelius pieces as he was inspired by the views of Koli. Cellist Jussi Makkonen was born in Lieksa, North Karelia.

An opera singer (bass-baritone) Hannu Forsberg will interpret some Finnish folk songs. He comes from Finnish National Opera. Hannu was born in Polvijärvi, North Karelia. Mika Vanhanen plays piano.

Serve The World Save The Earth!

Heal the World - Micheal Jackson

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