conservation begins with education
Category: Uncategorized | Date: Jun 28 2008 | By: lolayabonobo
The educational activities of the ABC reached more than 16, 500 children and adults last year. The majority were young Congolese students, targeted within the framework of the scholastic education program, but activities with environmental workers, primarily in the provinces, were also numerous this year.
The initiative for these activities comes mostly from Pierrot Mbonzo, the educational coordinator of the ABC. A new educator-guide, Blaise Mbwaki, has been recruited this year to help expand these activities. He arranges regular school visits to the Sanctuary, when he’s not out in the field with Pierrot.
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Donations Received
- Nov 17th Maciej G. USD15.00
- Nov 15th Lucia C. USD30.00
- Nov 1st Baerbel W. USD70.00
- Oct 24th Victoria . USD22.00
- Oct 19th Robin D. USD11.00
- Oct 17th Maciej G. USD15.00
- Oct 14th Lucia C. USD30.00
- Oct 1st Baerbel W. USD70.00
- Sep 19th Robin D. USD11.00
- Sep 17th Maciej G. USD15.00
- Sep 1st Baerbel W. USD70.00
- Aug 19th Robin D. USD11.00
- Aug 17th Maciej G. USD15.00
- Aug 6th Yvonne M. USD27.50
- Aug 4th Kevin C. USD22.00
- Aug 1st Baerbel W. USD70.00
- Jul 23rd Wanda H. USD22.00
- Jul 20th Mary P. USD33.00
- Jul 19th Robin D. USD11.00
- Jul 17th Maciej G. USD15.00
2 Responses to “conservation begins with education”
Maria Susana Pataro, on 28 Jun 2008
Definitely, conservation begins with education. To begin with : young people but also the media and the tourist sector.
Congratulations
Maria Susana Pataro (Argentina)
Lucia Cristiana, Brasil, on 29 Jun 2008
I agree with you: conservation begins with education!
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