The consortium's environmental education team was key in organizing this event, alongside the Department of Environment and the Department of Maintenance and Urban Services of the San Vicente del Raspeig City Council.
In the Circular Economy Area, a practical workshop on compost seedbeds was held, where attendees learned to transform urban bio-waste into valuable resources for the soil. A book and clothing exchange point was also set up to prioritize prevention and reuse.
Children played a central role in the "Recycling Guardians" contest, creating eco-sculptures from recycled materials. The fair was structured into four thematic blocks: sustainability, health, circular economy, and tradition, featuring an interactive passport to encourage participation.
In the tradition area, artisans led workshops on ceramics, sewing, wood, and esparto. Roberto Soriano from Beemaker directed a carpentry workshop to build an insect hotel. The Faculty of Nursing at CEU Cardenal Herrera University coordinated the health area, offering free tests and advice.
