Youth and their relationship with nature
Today's youth must create a strong relationship with nature, because they will be the future administrators of natural resources of the world.
As part of their activities, the scout group to which they belong, a group of young people from Guatemala City, left after 7 months of confinement, to clean a recently reforested green area. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
The same group of young people, in 2019, came to reforest this land located south of Guatemala City. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
Haris, a 16-year-old girl, considers it "nice" to be able to be part of movements of service to nature. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
Haris and Kaslem (right) are aware that their participation in these activities is key to the health of the world's natural areas. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
Without the participation of these young people, the planting of saplings in 2019 could be lost, since maintenance is required for them to grow. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
"These activities allow us to fix what someone else has destroyed," said Victor, for whom these activities are of benefit to people his age. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez/Viatori
Despite the pandemic, this group of scouts continues with their service work, showing their interest in nature. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
Dressed in their masks and social distancing, the new normal does not prevent this group of Guatemalan scouts from continuing their work of service. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
After the work was done, the scout group and their group leaders took a selfie to celebrate a new day of service. Photo: Jorge Rodríguez / Viatori
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