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A summary of Nature’s Classroom project results.
Summer School: Establishing an Ecoremediation Course in Čatež
A trip to outdoor learning courses: project presentation
Permaculture zone: Building a Yurt
Early spring at the ERM course in Modraže
Učne table v Občini Zreče (available in Slovene only)
The Deaf and Hard of Hearing from Maribor at the ERM Course in Modraže
Okoljske škode (okrogla miza) (available in Slovene only)
Permacultural zone Dole: planting the first trees
Opening of the Nature Development Centre Poljčane
Municipality of Poljčane and the Nature Development Centre
Municipal Waste in the Municipality of Poljčane
Predstavitev projekta na občini Sv. Trojica (available in Slovene only)
Outdoor learning exercises of UM FoA students at the ERM learning course in Modraže
Autumn Activities at the ERM course in Modraže
Re-Use Centre in Rogaška Slatina
Initial Construction of the Learning Course in Dobrovce
Limnos
University of Maribor, Faculty of Arts
Energy Agency for Podravje – Institute for Sustainable Energy use
Development Agency Kozjansko
Institute for Development and Improvement of Infrastructure and the Social Environment RISO
Boč forest educational trail
Quarries in the Bela valley educational trail
The subterranean treasures of Haloze
Ličenca Ecosystem educational trail
Educational trail among treasures of the trees
Educational trail through the Dravinja valley
Educational trail through the valley of freshwater crabs
Convent educational trail
Learning point on bees, herbs and their products
Vzpostavitev ekosistemskih tehnologij za izobraževanje v naravi in učnih opazovališč (Limnos)
Raziskave z namenom izobraževanja za vodne ekosisteme (UM FF)
Vzpostavitev Izobraževalnega centra o stoječih vodah – Sveta Trojica (RISO)
Trajnostno gospodarjenje z odpadki na projektnem območju (RA Kozjansko)
Učni program za raziskovanje v učilnici v naravi za 1. triado
Učni program za učenje v naravi za osnovne šole
Učni program za praktični pouk naravovarstva v učilnici v naravi
Učni program za praktični pouk na ERM poligonu
Tematske učne poti po Dravinjski dolini
Izobraževalni poligon o ekoremediacijah v Modražah
Strokovne podlage učnih poti
Učne table
Ekosistemi – življenjska okolja
Rastline in živali v ekosistemih
Živalski svet Dravinjske doline
Voda vir življenja
Spoznajmo prsti
Vremensko dogajanje v naravi in toplota
Voda in delovanje v pokrajini
Ekoremediacije – terensko delo
Učne poti in vodenje v naravi
Dejavnosti v prostoru
Na sprehodu ob potoku
Zasnova učne poti Spoznajmo prsti
Ekosistemi
Biološka pestrost
Življenjsko okolje
Tekoče in stoječe vode
Biološa pestrost mlake
Skrbimo za čisto okolje
Ekološka kmetija in trajnostni razvoj
Gozdna učna pot
Kemijska analiza vode
Kompostiranje
Lesna biomasa
Načrtovanje prostora z umestitvijo rastlinske čistilne naprave
Natura 2000
Propadanje gozda
Rastlinska čistilna naprava
Zelišča na ekološki kmetiji
Spoznajmo tla in analize prsti
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The educational trail through the Dravinja valley starts where two roads meet: one leading from Zgornje Poljčane to Spodnje Poljčane and the other, a macadam road, making its way through the grasslands from Podboč to Studenice. It follows the Dravinja through vast meadows under Boč Mountain.
The Dravinja rises below Rogla on Pohorje. It leaves its mark, flowing through the region, until it empties into Drava near Šturmovci. In its upper part, it is a mountain stream. Later it transforms into a mighty lowland river, lazily meandering through the valley between Boč, Haloze and Dravinjske gorice. Through the millenia, the river has changed its course many times, but its many features have remained recognisable to the present day. For the most part, it has retained the majority of its natural riverbed and indigenous vegetation, especially on the section between Draža vas and Doklece.
Due to the river’s dynamics, various hydromorphological structures can be found in the riverbed and its flood plain is mostly covered by various types of extensive meadows that – in combination with other morphological elements like willows, solitary trees, dead-end channels, meanders and depressions, swamps and pools – create a typical panorama of this area.