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Our Community Conservation Education Project is designed to involve not only primary school children, but also the adult demographic within the communities we serve. It emphasizes the importance of a community that is well informed and aware of our individual and shared duties for protecting the environment. By highlighting the link between humans and the natural resources and biodiversity, it strongly promotes a sense of environmental stewardship among community members.
Schoolchildren are engaged through wildlife and environment conservation clubs in primary schools. The school environmental conservation clubs provide an avenue for young students to recognize and take personal interest on how to live in a sustainable manner and improve their environmental leadership skills. These clubs provide an avenue for students to participate in activities to gain exposure to the environment and sustainable conservation, participate in eco-educational field trips to protected areas, academic competitions, and conservation films.
This is How We Work
At MCCT, our Community Conservation Education Project is at the heart of our approach. We aim to involve not only primary school children but also the adult demographic within the communities we serve. By emphasizing the importance of an informed and aware community, we foster a sense of environmental stewardship among its members.
For schoolchildren, we engage them through wildlife and environment conservation clubs in primary schools. These clubs provide an avenue for young students to understand sustainable living and develop environmental leadership skills. Activities include eco-educational field trips, academic competitions, and conservation films, exposing them to the environment and sustainable conservation.
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Empowering Conservation Awareness
Service Overview
Our Environmental Adult Education program actively engages community members through various impactful initiatives. These include knowledge sharing during community assembly meetings, eco-educational field trips, and conservation films. This project plays a pivotal role in fostering the development of essential skills, positive attitudes, and motivations for environmental conservation among adults. With over 300 pupils benefiting from this strategy, our program provides a valuable avenue for students to gain knowledge and positively alter their perceptions regarding wildlife and the environment.
