Kapko — guardian of the circle of nature

Everything in it is connected.

Fallen leaves become food for new plants. The rain fills the rivers, the rivers feed the forests, and the forests give the animals a home.

That is the Circle of Nature.

But when someone disturbs it, the circle begins to turn more slowly.

Small, cheerful and brave, Kapko is no ordinary drop. He is the guardian of nature's circle. His task is to travel through the forests, the rivers, the towns and the meadows, and to find where nature needs help.

Nobody knows all of his missions.

Some are discovered only by the birds.

Some are told by the wind.

And some are known only to the children who decide to join him.

Sometimes it is an overflowing bin waiting for someone to set it right.

Sometimes it is a river that wants to sparkle again.

Sometimes it is a park that dreams of becoming cleaner.

Sometimes it is a stain of motor oil on the ground, seeping quietly beneath the surface.

His greatest strength is good ideas, curiosity and teamwork.

He believes that every child can become a true guardian of nature.

All it takes is one question:

When children begin to think, incredible things happen.

Waste ends up where it belongs.

Objects are given a new life.

Nature breathes more easily again.

And the Circle of Nature turns once more.

After every mission completed, Kapko leaves a small green sign – a reminder that nature always remembers when someone has cared for it.

They say that if you ever notice something around you is not as it should be, just look closely.

And he may have chosen you as his next helper.

Because the greatest changes never begin with great heroes.

They begin with one small good deed.