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More than 220 Children From Albufeira Learn to Protect Nature with Seed Bombs

Students from three schools in Albufeira participated in an environmental education initiative to know and protect nature.

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More than 220 Children From Albufeira Learn to Protect Nature with Seed Bombs

Students from three schools in Albufeira participated in an environmental education initiative to know and protect nature.

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