
In today’s world, where we think more and more about the future of our planet, it is important to pass on valuable knowledge and habits to the youngest among us – the future guardians of nature. With this in mind we created a unique educational project designed to introduce children to the importance of recycling and sustainable waste management. The project continues our commitment to environmental education, following the successful editions of the books What a Waste by Jess French and Be the Change by Rob Greenfield and Antonia Banyard, which also set out to inspire children to think green and act to protect the environment.
The project consists of a series of cards that explain the waste cycle – from the moment waste is created to its return to the economy or its disposal – and point the way towards a sustainable lifestyle. Our aim is to introduce children to how waste is managed in everyday life, mainly in an urban environment, and to show the people who look after the waste management process. It is also a way for them to understand that we all take part in this process and that the responsibility is shared.
The project was designed to be not only educational but also engaging. We developed content that is easy to understand for children aged 5 to 99. Each card is not only informative but also logically linked to another, which makes it possible to follow how every type of waste in the set is managed. The idea for the cards grew out of the need for a tool that explains waste and recycling in a way that holds the attention and inspires young readers.
Our goal was to spread knowledge that helps children recognise the importance of proper waste management and to motivate them to start making eco-responsible decisions from an early age. The project also aims to teach children how to care for nature, what recycling is and how they can help create a cleaner, more sustainable world.

Our partners at carrot-bg.com
Working with SORIKO was an inspiring journey! Together we created cards that teach children about waste and ecology in a fun and engaging way. This project gave us not only knowledge but also a deeper understanding of how to protect nature. We are delighted that through it we can spark children’s curiosity and encourage them to care for the world around us!
Krum Krumov
The project would not have been possible without our partners at carrot-bg.com. They are part of the team that developed the visual side of the cards and provided the platform we needed to present the project to a wide audience. Carrot-bg.com is a proven partner in creating innovative educational materials for children and adults, and working with them was not only productive but inspiring.
We believe that initiatives like this can inspire the new generation to care for the planet and develop responsible habits that will serve them throughout their lives. We hope our project will be the start of a long and successful process of education and awareness about the environmental problems that affect us all. We hope these initiatives will find support, and we will keep investing in projects of this kind, because we believe awareness is key to building a cleaner and more sustainable future.
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And let’s not forget: “Let’s keep nature clean, because tomorrow depends on us!”
