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1. Engaging Students in Wildlife Conservation Immersing students in hands-on outdoor activities to foster appreciation and stewardship for the natural world. by Thùy Linh Phùng

2. Outdoor Field Trips 1 Local Nature Reserves Explore diverse ecosystems and habitats in the community. 2 Guided Excursions Learn from knowledgeable naturalists about the flora and fauna. 3 Practical Experiences Conduct wildlife surveys and habitat assessments firsthand.

3. Hands-on Habitat Restoration Planting Native Species Establish healthy ecosystems by reintroducing indigenous flora. Invasive Species Removal Protect habitats by eradicating non-native, destructive plants. Watershed Protection Stabilize riverbanks and reduce runoff to improve water quality.

4. Citizen Science Initiatives 1 Data Collection Monitor populations of target species and habitats. 2 Analysis and Reporting Contribute findings to scientific databases and conservation programs. 3 Informed Action Use data to advocate for and guide conservation efforts.

5. Fundraising and Advocacy Fundraising Organize campaigns to support conservation organizations. Advocacy Raise awareness and influence policy through activism. Community Engagement Inspire others to join the effort and make a difference.

6. A Lasting Impact Hands-on Learning Develop practical skills and environmental stewardship. Meaningful Contribution Make a tangible difference in their local ecosystems. Lifelong Passion Foster a deep appreciation for nature and conservation.