Insights and updates from Thailand's World Heritage Park
Congratulations to Rosa Park from the New International School of Thailand for her “Nocturnal ray of hope for the Chuditch”, … Continue reading Student art winner: Nocturnal ray of hope for the Chuditch
Congratulations to Kamontip Prasertjunthuk of Wang Mee Pithayakom School for her “Untitled Numbat”, voted first runner-up by an international panel … Continue reading Student art finalist: Numbat
Congratulations to Patchara Ratnetikul of Wang Mee Pithayakom School for “Honeypot”, voted second runner-up by an international panel of judges … Continue reading Student art finalist: Honeypot
Seven local teachers volunteered their Saturday on June 30th to attend a workshop soliciting feedback and aiming to set the … Continue reading Shaping future youth learning
FREELAND‘s education team organized the final conservation youth camp of 2011 at Khao Yai National Park last week. Students from … Continue reading Nurturing new conservationists
Come on a quick journey with FREELAND’s Mobile Education Unit as we teach and inspire rural students about the importance … Continue reading Jump aboard for wild education
Khao Yai National Park attracts between 500,000 and 1 million visitors every year, sometimes more. With high volume tourism, park … Continue reading Making tourism wildlife friendly
