For the 2nd Edition of World Environment Day at IFG Anápolis Campus, the CirculAnápolis Extension Project prepared the re-edition of three works presented for the 4th edition of the project, developed between November 2020 and April 2021, by extension students Lucas Vilaça, Amanda Matos and João Pedro Balduíno, from the Social Sciences course, and coordinated by professor Elza Gabriela. These works were produced by artists from Anápolis from the Arts and Popular Culture program selected for this last edition of the project and will be re-exhibited in the event's program because the theme of their works is directly related to the preservation of the environment, the Cerrado and sustainability. Maria Batista @mbatistaartesanato has been an artisan from Anápolis for 22 years, was a member of the Municipal Culture Council @cmcanapolis, and works with Cerrado seeds in her creations. Leaves, bark, fruits, branches and seeds are transformed into crafts, arrangements, topiaries and keychains by the hands of Dona Maria. In the video produced by the project team, Maria Batista presents a little of the trajectory of her work, from the collection of raw materials, preparation, to the assembly of the pieces that she sells at street markets in the city. Learn more about the work of this artisan and the culture of Anápolis on the profile @circulanapolis. Also check out the other CirculAnápolis attractions invited to the IFG Anápolis Campus Environment Day program! Check out this and other attractions of the 4th Edition of the IFG CirculAnápolis Project on the Instagram profile @circulanapolis! #sustainablecrafts #artandculture #crafts #popularculture #naturalfibers #cerrado #cerradoplants #culturalcirculation #ifg #ifganapolis #circulanapolis Learn more about CirculAnápolis The IFG CirculAnápolis Extension Project - 4th edition was developed between November 2020 and April 2021 by extension students Lucas Vilaça, Amanda Matos and João Pedro Balduíno and coordinated by professor Elza Gabriela. Due to social isolation measures resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the edition took place in a virtual format. Artists, groups and works in the following artistic languages ​​were presented: Crafts and Popular Culture, Dance, Music, Theater, Literature and Afro-Brazilian Culture. The events or products were launched weekly, between January 8th and March 27th, 2021, on Fridays at 6:30 pm. The project supported the selected proposals with a grant in the amounts of 400 and 800 reais, as occasional external collaborators of the IFG Extension Actions, through PROEX Notice 03/2019. The products are publicized on the project's social networks, on Instagram @circulanapolis, on the Facebook page Cultura Anápolis, on the website and on the social networks of IFG Anápolis (www.ifg.edu.br/anapolis). IFG Anápolis thanks the artists participating in the project and invites the entire community to learn more about the Art and Culture of Anápolis!