By Caren Davids | Office Manager
Field trips play a crucial role in connecting children with wildlife, fostering empathy, environmental awareness, and a sense of responsibility towards conservation. By providing opportunities for direct engagement with nature, these excursions inspire future generations to become stewards of the planet, ensuring the preservation of biodiversity for years to come.
A visit to a local wildlife sanctuary C.A.R.E center for Animal Rehabilitation and Education allowed children to observe rescued animals up close and learn about efforts to rehabilitate and release them back into the wild. Guided by knowledgeable staff, the children engaged in interactive sessions and discovered the importance of habitat preservation for the survival of vulnerable species.
Research suggests that exposure to nature through field trips can lead to positive behavior changes in children, such as increased pro-environmental attitudes and intentions. By instilling a sense of responsibility towards wildlife and the environment, these experiences empower children to become advocates for conservation.
Direct exposure to wildlife fosters a deeper understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, and the interdependence of living organisms.
By Caren Davids | Office Manager
By Rirhandzu Mnisi | Project Administrator
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