Seabird Rangers run a series of school outreach activities
Seabird Rangers run a series of school outreach activities
The NAMCOB Seabird Rangers, together with officials from the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism Namibia visited several schools within Luderitz to engage and educate learners about the importance of marine and seabird conservation. Through dynamic presentation and video, we raised awareness about forming environmental clubs and protecting our environment. The overall feedback was positive as several schools were eager to jumpstart their own clubs.
A huge thank you to all the schools that participated and welcomed the team and the Ministry of Environment, Forestry and Tourism Namibia for the support.
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