Recently, the opening ceremony and the first activity of the WEWE Healing Garden Youth Program were held at the Peace Park Nature Centre. Leaders of the District Greening and City Appearance Bureau, the District Women's Federation, Clover Hall, Senshi Haiya, and the Natural Patch Studio, as well as 20 groups of families, witnessed the opening ceremony of the youth activity of the WEWE Healing Garden.
Planting and listing ceremony
In the Nature Center, the organizer first held a planting and listing ceremony, and the representatives of the participating parties planted ginkgo seedlings in the Manye Garden, and inserted science popularization signs for the native plants donated by Senshi Haiya Group in the Manye Garden.
Popular science signs
Under the performance and interaction of natural music therapists, the activity of "Planting Love Together" was officially launched. Under the leadership of Dr. Wei Yuning, the children who participated in the "Plant Friends Who Are Easy to Be Overlooked" activity felt the charm of plants together, and they experienced the physical and mental relaxation brought by plants with their five senses for the first time. At the event, the children and teachers had an active Q&A interaction.
Busy little ones
Each child also received a small sapling native to Shanghai, which they planted in plastic-free recycled paper pots and took home. According to reports, after the native saplings grow up, they can be transplanted to the community or school together with flower pots, and these flower pots will be degraded without waste, integrated into the surrounding environment, and become a part of life.
Pick up the native saplings
Yan Zhen, Director of Digital Innovation and Corporate Publicity of Senshi Haiya, said that the WEWE Healing Garden Youth Activity aims to cultivate young people's awareness of environmental protection and help the society jointly build a diversified ecological environment. This year, the company will continue to support the construction of more healing garden programs in communities, parks, schools, and hospitals across the country.
Reporter: Yin Jianhua
Image: Courtesy of Senshihaia
Source: Shanghai Hongkou