Bosnia and

 Herzegovina Regional

 Ambassador Event

On the 15th December I'd organized

the Eco Generation Ambassador 

event that I signed for at the 

beginning of my ambassadorship,

and it was a fantastic experience.

It took place instead of a biology 

class, as the professor was kind 

enough to allow me to take some of 

her time.

The event consisted of three parts,

first of which was a detailed 

explanation of my ambassadorship 

duties and the TUNZA Eco 

Generation program, and what it 

meant for our school, city and 

country.

During the small lecture, I'd been

 handing the Eco Generation

brochures that I ordered and

 translating for those that didn't

 understand english that well.

The second part consisted of a short

eco quiz with the following 

questions:

 The term Ecology stems from the

 greek word  oikos, meaning?

 What is the Ozone Layer?

 What would be a suitable definition

 for the Greenhouse Effect?

What does the recycling sign symbolize?

On what date is the Earth Day celebrated?

As you can see, the questions 

weren't very challenging, as it was 

the aim.

It was my aim to not make it much

 of a competition, but making it a

 learning experience.

Still, the ones that did „win? got

 to take a photo with the TUNZA 

Eco-Generation banner (and me 

:D!), with the opportunity to be 

directly featured in the article, as 

well as the Eco-Gen pens.

After the rest of the class got

 disappointed they didn't win, I

 handed the rest of the pens as a

surprise to all.

I was serious on not making it a

 competition :D

The 2 Eco-Generation bags were 

handed in  appreciation to our

 professors that've played a great role

in supporting me for the

ambassadorship.

At the end (3rd part), I've handed 

them all my info cards and asked 

them to take a picture for you to 

meet them (my high school class) :D

Thank you, TUNZA Eco-Generation

 for the wonderful opportunity, and

 your support in promoting

 each  Regional Ambassador

 through amazing promotional

 goods.

Below you can see a few of

the photos I made of the events

and goods.

P.S. The Banner's still staying on the

 wall, and will probably stay there

 for a very long time.