While Cambodia is in the epicenter of the Indo-burma biodiversity hotspot, its wildlife is under threat. The Kouprey Express (KE), Wildlife Alliance’s environmental education program, aims to raise awareness and cultivate a culture of conservation throughout Cambodia. They travel throughout the country to engage and educate students and communities about their country’s incredible wildlife. In May, in collaboration with the US Embassy, the KE team traveled to the ESL Excellence School in Prey Veng province to promote wildlife and environmental conservation through lessons and games. To compliment the classroom lessons, the KE team also brought the students to Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center where rescued wildlife is cared for, rehabilitated, and often prepared for release back into the wild. After learning about the threats facing Cambodia’s wildlife and then meeting rescued animals first hand, the students were very inspired to protect their country’s wildlife and forests for generations to come.
Classroom lessons and first hand experiences inspires students to protect wildlife
By WA Admin|2021-10-08T05:40:38-04:00June 20, 2019|Categories: Education|Tags: Environmental Education, Field trip, KE, Kouprey Express, Kouprey Express Cambodia, Phnom Tamao, Prey Veng, PTWRC|Comments Off on Classroom lessons and first hand experiences inspires students to protect wildlife