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LIST of the AWARDED PARTICIPANTS of the Fourth Edition of the Competition (2019) INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION KARST UNDER PROTECTION – GIFT FOR THE FUTURE GENERATIONS LIST of the AWARDED PARTICIPANTS of the Fourth edition of the Competition (2019) 1. Рupils 1.1. Up to 12 years old DRAWING First Prize: • “Prohodna” Cave (God’s Eyes) Luka Rubanovich – Bulgaria, Varna, Private primary school „Dreamers” Second Prize: • “The magic of the caves” Petya Dimitrova – Bulgaria, Ruse, Primary School „Ivan Vazov" Third Prize: • “Karst springs and streams with calcareous tuff” Aleksandar Birkov – Bulgaria, Ruse, National School of Art „Prof. Veselin Stoyanov" • “Early Morning” Viava Varzinskaite – Lithuaniya, Birzai, Vladas Jakudenas musik scool of Birzai, Art department • “In the depths of the cave” Ivayla Mincheva – Bulgaria, Dobrich, Natural Mathematical High School „Ivan Vazov" WORK WITH NATURAL MATERIALS First Prize: • "Mines" Dorota Kacprzak – Poland, Warszawa, Prywatna szkola podstawowa "Im. Astrid Lindgren" Second Prize: • ‘’Devetashka Cave” Teya Georgieva and Maksim Georgiev – Bulgaria, Varna, Private Primary School „Dreamers”, Varna Third Prize: • "Snezhanka cave - Sealed Moments" Monika Vasileva – Bulgaria, Varna, Primary School „St. St. Cyril and Methodius" -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1.2. Рupils over 12 years old DRAWING First Prize: • "Born of Karst" Marija Đurović - Montenegro, Pljevlja, Gimnazija ''Tanasije Pejatović'' • "Stoned stones -"Timelessness" Anet Koleva, Mira Dimitrova – Bulgaria, Varna, Primary School "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Second Prize: • No name Nayoung Kim - South Korea, Seong-Bok, Seong-Bok High School Third Prize: • No name Vanesa Ivanova – Bulgaria, Varna, Primary School „St. St. Cyril and Methodius" • “Krushuna waterfalls” Mihail Gavrаilov – Bulgaria, Ruse, National School of Art „Prof. Veselin Stoyanov" WORK WITH NATURAL MATERIALS Second Prize: • “The old Lepenitsa” Bilyana Baeva and Gergana Govedarska – Bulgaria, Rakitovo, Secondary School „St. Kliment Ohridski" Third Prize: • “Moraca in the embrace of the karst” Katja Bujišić – Montenegro, Podgorica, PS ,,Dr. Dragiša Ivanović“ • “Hunting 8,000 years ago with the time machine” Aleksis Shtereva and Diana Mitkova – Bulgaria, Vidin, Secondary school „St.St. Cyril and Methodius" • “Art-imitation of Devetashka cave” Simona Krasteva, Nikolay Penchev, Simona Filipova, Plamen Sabeva,Valentin Peychev, Gergana Nikolova and Iva Kinovska – Bulgaria, Sofia, 137 Secondary School „Angel Kanchev" ESSAY First Prize: • "A Stone Should be Protected by Love" Jovana Damjanovic – Montenegro, Podgorica, PS “Dr Dragisa Ivanovic” POSTER / BROCHURE / CATALOG First Prize: • "Caves in Bulgaria - journey for explorers" Iveta Kostadinova and Nataliya Gacheva – Bulgaria, Varna, Varna Trade High School • "Kolkina dupka" cave" Dzhenika Yancheva – Bulgaria, Varna, Primary School "St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Second Prize: • “Krushuna faterfalls” Kristina Kirilova – Bulgaria, Varna, Primary School „St. St. Cyril and Methodius" Third Prize: • “Caves - Types of cave” Kisya Naura Syani Dihlan – Indonesia, Jakarta, Elementary School - SMP Negeri 1 Cimahi MULTIMEDIA PRESENTATION First Prize: • "Karst under protection: Gift for the future generations" Viktoriya Burova – Bulgaria, Stara Zagora, Second Primary School "Petko Rachov Slaveykov" Second Prize: • “Korea Karst” Kang Chae Hyeon, Park Seo Hyeon, Yang A-Young and Jung Jin Seop - South Korea Knue, The affiliated High School to Knue VIDEO First Prize: • "The fascinating world of the caves" Anna Tkacheva – Russia, Zelenogorsk, "High School №164" Second Prize: • “Karst video” Lee Dong Young - South Korea, Cheonan Sindang High School Third Prize: • “Flora and fauna of the karst caves in Armenia” David Sargasyan, Karine Hachatryan, Ayk Vasilyan and Ana Akonyan - Armenia, Yerevan, High school 198 COMPUTER GAME / WEBSITE Second Prize: • "We learn through Karst" Bozhidar Zagorov and Vedelin Garov - Bulgaria, Dobrich, Natural Mathematical High School „Ivan Vazov" • “Looking for ... karst” Martin Kovachki and Filip Chiflichki – Bulgaria, Kyustendil, Natural Mathematical High School „Prof. Emanuil Ivanov" COMICS Third Prize: • “From the depths of Orlova Chuka cave” Nikola Boshnakov – Bulgaria, Ruse, PGSAG „P. Penev " • “Caves in danger” Turubarova Ksenia and Buyvalenko Victoria – Russia, Novokhopersk, MEI „Novokhoperskaya gymnasia” № 1 2. Teachers MY UNUSUAL LESSON Second Prize: • “Karst on my mind” Dr. Marco Vattano, PhD (and Fifth A class of G. Pitrè elementary school) – Italy, Palermo, ANS Le Taddarite • “Suedharzer Karstpedia” Dr. Sigrid Vogel and Firouz Vladi – Germany, Göttingen, Förderverein Deutsches Gipsmuseum und Karstwanderweg e.V. Third Prize: • Webquest “Bulgarian karst” Yelena Harmak – Belarus, Borisov, Minsk region, Borisov Gymnasia № 3 • "Mysticism and karst in the Rhodopes and Bulgaria" Kalinka Atanasova and Elena Kostova – Bulgaria, Smolyan, Language School „Ivan Vazov" 4. Nature lovers CARTOON (CARICATURE) Second Prize: • “Decreased Interest - Collapsed Karst” Ko Jong Hyeon and Lee Ji Won - South Korea, Jeong Dong Boys High School Third Prize: • “Preserve Karst to See it permanently” Seo Gwang Woo, Do Hyun Woo, Go Tae Ho, Kim Hyo Seok, Lee Min Jae and Choi Min Jun - South Korea, Jeong Dong Boys High Schoo SPECIAL PRIZE • “Our karst mountain Orjen” Una Marceta and Vladana Scepanovic – Montenegro, Herceg Novi, Preschool organization OUR JOY „NASA RADOST" • “Sunny mountain of Lovcen” Ivana Nikolic, Petra Zejak and Nikolija Zejak – Montenegro, Herceg Novi, Preschool organization OUR JOY „NASA RADOST" • “I want to go to Pamukkale with mammy” Raya Ivanova – Bulgaria, Isperih, Kindergarten „First June" August 23, 2019 .
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