Eco-friendly routes in the province of Granada (1)

Our high school (@IESFranciscoAya) has been taking part, for these last school years, in an Erasmus+ project about sustainable tourism: "Studying and Travelling for an Environmentally-friendly Promotion of Tourism in Europe", in short: "STEP to Europe" ( 2014-1-IT02-KA201-004184_3). This project is shared with other two scholar institutions, ITE Tambosi Battisti in Trento, Italy, which is the coordinator, and Halesowen College in Birmingham, UK.

This year, in which we are commemorating our school's  XXV anniversary, our bilingual students in 1st and 2nd Bachillerato have gone on with the work initiated two years ago and, in English class, have done the task "Granada: an Andalusian Province to Hike or Bike", whose final product has been a blog or web integrating an infography of an eco-friendly route in the province of Granada.

Some of these routes are quite well-known, but others may be considered unusual. In any case, I can say that most students have achieved two of the main objectives of the task, connected to the ones of the European project:
a) Becoming aware of the relevance of the natural and cultural heritage of their region, in this case, Granada.
b) Developing in an integrated way their communicative, digital and personal initiative competences.

I feel absolutely proud of their work. I'm sure that all the school community and anyone interested in sustainable tourism will enjoy visiting their blogs and, particularly, following their eco-friendly routes. Below just some of them (more in the next entry)

1º bilingual bachillerato
Natalia Cuesta & Cristina Gómez : "La Dobla de Oro"
Fran Barrionuevo, Alfonso Corona  & David Mateos: Poqueira Ravin
Elena Checa, Ángeles Henares & Claudia Lorca: Routes in Sulayr 
Marta Jiménez & Clara Sierra: "F. García Lorca's Route 1"
Manuel Valverde & Daniel Zufri "Valle de Lecrín"

2º bilingual bachillerato
Álvaro Caparrós & Javier Jiménez: "Las Alpujarras GR7"
Adriano Gallego, Carlos Lara & Luis Rodríguez: "Huéscar-Castril"
Adrián Alcázar, Ángeles Castillo, Marta Esteban & Clara García: "Otívar-Río Verde"
Alejandro Fajardo, Alejandro Manzanares, Miguel Muñoz: "Tajos de Alhama"