18 groups of preschoolers and more than 350 children took part in the Autumn festival lessons organized at the University of natural Sciences in Poznan as part of the Poznan festival of science and art.
The festival's lessons are aimed at popularizing science and are aimed at children and young people. The topics of classes are always very rich and varied. In the fall issue, little science lovers explored the secrets of the bee world, learned about the tastes and tastes of the forest, looked for an answer to the question whether we need plants with GMOs, and could also learn about the superiority of the model over the drawing. Classes were conducted by scientists and students from the following departments: Department of afforestation, Department of forest Phytopathology-Dr. in. Marlena Baranovskaya, prof. UPP doctor hub. Eng. Jolanta Behnke-Borowczyk, eng. Radoslav Roszak; Biometric section Of the circle of foresters, faculty of forestry-Marzena Kanmerchak, Magdalena Rigel, Tomas RIGOL, Kachper Drevnyak, Paulina Kanmierchak; Department of plant genetics and selection, faculty of agriculture and bioengineering - Dr. Sylwia Mikołajczyk, Dr. Danuta Kurasiak-Popowska, Dr. Roksana Skowrońska, Dr. Justyna Szwarc; Department of furniture, faculty of wood technology-Dr. Julia Lange, Dr. Yin. Adam Majewski, master of science Marlena Wojnowska; Laboratory of inland fisheries and aquaculture, Institute of Zoology, faculty of veterinary medicine and animal Sciences-Dr. Wojciech Andrzejewski; Biometric section of the Forest Club, faculty of Forestry-Malgorzata Bednarz, Justina Vishnevskaya, Monika Kalupa. We thank all participants for organizing and conducting the festival lessons, as well as children and teenagers for their enthusiasm and activity during the lessons. The classes were funded by the Ministry of science and higher education and the city of Poznan.