What does climate change mean?

What is the greenhouse effect?

What does sustainable development mean?

How will we know what is happening on Earth?

And what can we do to avoid endangering ourselves?

Your child is an endless source of questions and you would like to provide them with answers.
Download our programme and let’s avoid endangering ourselves together!

Don’t feel sorry if you haven’t the time to tackle ALL 28 playful tasks in our four-week programme!

Make your own plan and select the issues you will actually spend time on with your child in the upcoming four weeks or at any point during the year.

Consider this: even if your family adopts only one suggestion each week, you will be doing so much more than before.

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Eco-home

Living plastic-free

Gardening

Green kitchen fairy

What does the programme look like?

You get a playful four-week programme.

Each week has an overall theme and each day has a tip to make your household more eco-friendly.

This means that you get 28 playful tasks which look like this:

We begin with a bit of theory, which is important to know for you and your child.

You get a daily task and suggestions how to complete these tasks.

You also get some additional tips.

And at the end of every section you will have the chance to make notes or document your progress with photos or drawings.

The tasks can be completed within the 28-day period or at your own pace.

We believe that one needs 21 days for something to become a habit. Regularly using our programme will help your thinking to change and use more and more of our tips and solutions in your everyday life.

What else will we give you for free?

A booklet with colouring images and exercises! For the days when you only have energy for something in-between. You will like it!

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    This is what those already using our guide have said

    Gabriella

    I’m not saying we haven’t paid attention to our environment so far, but this programme opened my eyes to a bunch of new things. The best part is that we can really start a more conscious life with little things, and together with the kids we can see how we were polluting the Earth. We already collected waste selectively, drank from a bottle, but now we’ve got a bunch of helpful guides that we’ll introduce step by step into our everyday lives. Thanks for the great ideas!

    Anna

    I am a kindergarten teacher and have been practising recycling with kids for many years. We have a lot of raw materials in our environment that can be revived and we don’t necessarily have to buy expensive new stuff. The kindergarten has a small garden, and now we got a bunch of new tips to try there as well. I believe that it is very important to teach children from a young age the small things they can use to protect the environment. I recommend this practical little manual to all my colleagues!

    Christine

    We moved into a house with a garden a year and a half ago and I’m proud to say that we are already composting, collecting rainwater, growing plants and of course collecting garbage selectively. But we want to be even more aware, so there was no question that together with the kids we will start this 28-day challenge. We’re only in week 1 but we flipped through the whole book and we’re already sure that we are going to learn a lot of new things. The charity aspect is very nice and we’re very happy that we could help someone with our purchase!

    Ilona

    I had my grandchildren in my mind when I downloaded the book. I don’t like the thought that during their adulthood how many things on Earth could change, not to mention the lives of their children and grandchildren. It is our duty to do as long and as much for our planet as we can. We started the project with a big conversation and it was shocking to see how open they were and how this topic touched them. Now we are gathering the necessary supplies and we will try everything one by one. It may take more than four weeks for us but, after all, the goal is to turn as many things as possible into habits, right?

    Why is this programme important?

    BECAUSE THE EARTH IS IN DANGER

    • Planet Earth has about 8 billion inhabitants right now.
    • Only today 300 thousand new Earthlings have been born and some 120 thousand have left the planet for good.
    • 21 thousand of those starved to death.
    • Only today 200 million computers and 5 million mobile phones were sold throughout the world.
    • In the meantime 300 million acres of forest were destroyed and 7 million acres of desert have formed this year.
    • About 5.5 million tons of industrial pollutants made their way into the air, water and ground.

    The 8 billion of us – or at the very least those who want to continue our development consciously – can do something each day. We can take a few steps for our planet to remain our habitable home.

    Be clever! Let’s protect Mother Nature together!

    Download our four-week programme!

    And get a booklet with colouring images for free!

    Buy this digital programme

    THE ACTUAL VALUE OF THE PROTECT MOTHER NATURE PROGRAMME

    EUR 28

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    EUR 14

    And you can do something good for a family living in deep poverty!

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    Every purchase helps.

    By downloading the programme, you will adopt a Butterfly Garden.

    In the Butterfly Gardens of the Butterfly Development Association people living in deep poverty are taught about the essentials of gardening.

    This is the only for these families to put fresh produce on their table.

    In the gardens the association shows and teaches how to sow, plant and plan crop rotations. Participants are introduced to mulching and chemical-free pest control. They make a composter together and then learn what to put in it and how to use the compost.

    By the end of each season the new gardeners become able to grow basic vegetables.

    In 2010 the project won the Social Business Idea Award of Nobel Prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus.

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    Our author

    Éva Ekler Nagyistókné

    Éva Ekler Nagyistókné is a mother and grandmother, the leader of the Butterfly Developments Team.

    As a city girl she spent her summer holidays at her grandparents in a village nearby. The village garden and gardening work became natural to her. She grew accustomed to rural ways that were unknown to her friends being raised in the city. As a university student she was engulfed by the metropolis. Éva started a family in the urban environment and her days living close to nature faded away. However, as her children were born, all the knowledge she had learned in the village as a child started coming back to her.

    She remembered that her grandparents used to have a composter – although they simply called it a garbage dump – and they would put the vegetable scraps from the kitchen on it. Only the home-made washing soap was able to remove the hardest stains from their dirty clothes, and people were happy to help each other with baby necessities when new family members were born.

    “We passed on knowledge from our family unconsciously, whether it be baking bread, patching socks, growing tomatoes or home cooking and home-made presents,” Éva recalls. “Openness and interest was always a part of my life, and climate change put back the focus on sustainable lifestyle again. Even more so since our first little grandchild was born. Through her I can see that there are so many things endangering our future, and luckily that there is a lot of old knowledge that we can make part of our everyday life today in order to preserve the Earth and the sustainable life of the next generations.”

    In her private life Éva is striving to use her knowledge and experience in her living environment. As the association leader of the Butterfly Developments Team she tries to teach the less privileged these placid techniques, which they can use, for instance, to grow vegetables without using chemicals. These vegetables will be available to them as healthy raw materials in the colder months as well.

    “We are trying to pass on knowledge that can help them and their wider environments. We have already flapped our butterfly wings in the counties Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén and Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg, and we are hoping that these good examples will be taken up in other counties and towns around the country too.”

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    If you would like to log in to your account later on, use the login button and the information on how to access your account which we will send to you via email.

    When paying online, you will be able to download our products immediately. If you choose to pay by transferring the money, you will only get to see the completed purchase in your account. You will then receive an email from us where we confirm that the transaction was successful and that the products can now be downloaded.

    The digital products you download can be used forever. If the downloaded file goes missing or gets lost on your computer, you can download your purchased product from your account up to a maximum number of 3 times. Finally, you only have to enjoy the countless games, tips, tricks and advices that are provided to you with the downloaded material.