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Students’ Workshop <strong>2017</strong> “The Importance of Conserving Wetlands” In 2016, The PaP Wildfowl Trust accessed funding from the New Zealand High Commission and as the main component, designed and implemented a number of action oriented education programmes; a Students’ Workshop where Secondary School students participated in a hands-on wetland conservation exercise. The students were given resources and Trust publications including the new “Wetlands and Sea Coasts: Values and Linkages” also produced as a part of the New Zealand High Commission Project. Another programme, a Teachers’ Workshop for teachers from all over Trinidad was held at the Trust where they were introduced to our wetland area and investigated the role and function of aquatic plants in supporting wetland ecosystem services. All the programmes were well received with the students and teachers offering to participate in more of the Trust’s Environmental Education and Public Awareness Programmes. Identification and values Pond dip Aquatic assessment Wildfowl Trust
Feedback from Teachers “The Importance of Conserving Wetlands”
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Page 5: Combating Climate Change Through Ar
Page 9 and 10: P-a-P Wildfowl Trust Back in Tobago
Page 11 and 12: Canadian High Commissioner visits t
Page 13 and 14: BIOBLITZ with UWI Biological Societ
Page 15 and 16: World Environment Day 2017 “Conne
Page 17 and 18: Debe Secondary School Scouts The Po
Page 19 and 20: Red- Bellied Macaws (Ara manilata)
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