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Various educational programs have been implemented Educational and environmental initiatives continue across Spain, Chile, and Mexico to promote environmental awareness and safety. Mexico. In Spain, Chiclana launched an environmental education program featuring activities such as has implemented programs involving bird watching, ecological gardening, watching and workshops on local fauna ecological gardening to engage students. In Chile, urban management concerns were raised regarding a residential project near the Paicaví Wetland, with experts warning of potential flood risks. Additionally, Chilean urban areas have seen rising tensions regarding micromobility and pedestrian safety. In Mexico, reforestation efforts took place in Nuevo Laredo, where Laredo have expanded. At the Club Rotario Kindergarten, students and families participated in workshops a workshop organized by the General Coordination of Environmental Management. Participants learned to germinate and plant native species. Meanwhile, in species and planted four crepe myrtle trees, chosen for their ability to adapt to local soil and promote biodiversity and water efficiency. Chilean initiatives focus on both safety and ecosystem conservation. In Punta Arenas, Chile, kindergarten students participated in the Laguna Azul Kindergarten conducted a safety and self-care workshops designed workshop in collaboration with the National Board of Kindergartens (Junji) and the Chilean Association of Security (ACHS). This activity, part of the school’s Integral School Safety Plan (PISE), used interactive tools to help them children identify classroom hazards as part hazards. Environmental efforts in Chile also target wetland protection. In the Valparaíso region, a workshop at the Cartagena Wetland provided training in recording avian vocalizations to support citizen science via eBird. Additionally, the Biobío region is set to host the First Regional Meeting of an integral school safety plan. Wetlands in Concepción and Coronel. This event aims to unite socio-environmental organizations and specialists through seminars on the Mapuche worldview and workshops focused on community participation and ecosystem protection.