A large, upright, rectangular display panel is positioned in a grassy park in Lom, Bulgaria, with the Danube River visible in the background

A large, upright, rectangular display panel is positioned in a grassy park in Lom, Bulgaria, with the Danube River visible in the background. The panel features a vibrant, cartoon-style fish mosaic constructed from numerous plastic bottle caps in various colors: predominantly yellow for the head and front body, blue for the mid-body, and red/orange for the fins and tail. Large white and black bottle caps form the fish's eye, and blue caps are arranged as bubbles around its lower body. The upper portion of the panel contains text in Bulgarian, along with logos for the European Union, the Bulgarian flag, and a "Lom Local Initiative Group" emblem. The text details that the "panel made from waste materials (plastic bottle caps) in the shape of a fish" was created by the "Ecology and Environmental Protection" student club, led by Ms. Rumyana Tsveteva from Nayden Gerov High School, for the 2022 Local Initiative Festival of MIG Lom, commemorating the "Day of the Danube River" on June 29th. To the left of the panel, a dark green conifer tree stands. The immediate foreground consists of green grass interspersed with small blue and yellow wildflowers, leading to a grey concrete curb. Beyond the curb, a paved area is visible, partially covered with light brown organic debris, possibly dried leaves or seeds. In the mid-ground, past the panel, more green grass extends towards the Danube River, where a grey metal bridge railing and a single wooden bench are discernible. The sky above is light blue with scattered white stratocumulus clouds and a faint, high-altitude contrail.