Description

What is happening in the microcosm that we humans cannot see with our naked eyes? How do tiny organisms function to drive the operation of things? This time, the 'The Green Microcosm' Carnival will bring everyone into the tiny world to find out together!

The lives of humans are closely related to tiny organisms. In the handmade bread workshop, participants can experience the process of yeast fermentation, and it turns out that the nutrients plants absorb from the soil are also the result of microbial decomposition! At the same time, tiny pollutants also affect our bodies and living environments. This workshop will observe pollutants in water droplets and the air, and microplastics, which are too small to be cleared and are constantly accumulating in the ocean. What can humans do?

Come and join us to explore the secrets of the microcosm!

The following activities require advance registration and drawing of lots:

1. 11:00-12:00 What's in the Sewage? (STEM Parent-child Workshop)

2. 12:30-13:30 DIY Dough Fermentation (Workshop)

3. 14:30-15:30 How to Know Air Quality (Street Air Tour)

4. 16:00-17:00 Fruit Jam and Bread Twins (Workshop)

**Participants who sign up for both Workshop 2: DIY Dough Fermentation and Workshop 4: Fruit Jam and Bread Twins will be given priority in the drawing of lots

Registration link: https://forms.gle/iTAPV3QVBjPdumYk8

The following activities are open for on-site participation without registration:

1. 11:00-17:00 Microbes at Work: Transforming Waste into Treasure (DIY Zone)

2. 11:00-17:00 Microplastics in Our Food (Booth Game)

3. 11:00-17:00 Second-hand Goods Galore (Second-hand Goods Sharing)