At the European House in Belgrade, as part of the EU Green Week activities, an aquarium featuring freshwater species living in Serbia’s rivers was opened. The aquarium is intended for all generations, with a special focus on children through the workshop “Little Guardians of the Great Rivers.” The workshop aims to foster empathy for nature, creativity, and a desire for exploration and learning. This project is part of a broader EU campaign to raise awareness about biodiversity and environmental protection.
Political Perspectives:
Left: Left-leaning outlets emphasize the environmental and educational aspects of the aquarium, highlighting the EU’s commitment to biodiversity, environmental protection, and fostering ecological awareness among children and the public.
Center: Center-leaning sources report the event factually, focusing on the opening of the aquarium as part of the EU Green Week activities, noting its role in education and raising awareness about Serbia’s freshwater biodiversity.
Right: Right-leaning perspectives may focus on the EU’s involvement in local initiatives, possibly emphasizing the benefits of EU support for Serbia’s environmental projects and community engagement, while maintaining a pragmatic view on the cooperation.
