As part of our mission to combine education with sustainability, we created a detailed model of the human respiratory system entirely from recycled paper waste. This hands-on educational tool was designed to help students understand how breathing works—showing the path of air from the nose and mouth, through the trachea and bronchi, and into the lungs.
Through crafting this model, students not only explored biology in a creative and memorable way but also learned the importance of environmental responsibility. Every piece of paper used was saved from the trash, proving that learning materials don’t have to be expensive or harmful to the planet.
This project empowered youth to think critically, work collaboratively, and see waste as a resource. By transforming everyday materials into meaningful tools, we’re breathing life into both science education and environmental awareness—one recycled paper sheet at a time.
Or 40 KG of paper wastes