There are many posters that are being used in different topical issues in conservation, as a result we still encouraging you to support us so that we can reach many and play part in conservation.
This High school in Kakamega was taught HUMAN WILDLIFE CONFLICT and PRIMATES. The two posters were left for the school for their use and reference point.
The children here were being taught about mammals, and many got a chance to see and identify mammals they had never seen, including the big 5.
The SNAKE Poster was donated to the community in Kakamega, an area prone to snakes. The community was educated on the herpatofauna which they really appreciated.
The forest cobra, a common snake in Kakamega Forest.
The black mamba, a common forest in Kakamega forest.
Through the education of snakes, the community got a better understanding of the snake.
The use of COMMON BIRDS poster is also used in understanding avifauna and conservation.
Using RHINO SPECIES posters, schools and the general public get to understand the various species of rhinos and the need to conserve them.
A poster for the OJOLA PRIMARY SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB that was given to the school so as to encourage them to keep on with their conservation exercises.
A poster for the KIFARU PRIMARY SCHOOL ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB that was given to the school so as to encourage them to keep on with their conservation exercises.
By using SOIL poster, everyone gets a deeper understanding of the soil, how to conserve it and what role soil plays in the ecosystem.
Thanks for an insightful post. Community leaders can truly lead the way, by hosting public events that encourage residents to follow energy conservation practices. Local ordinances can be formed or rewritten to encourage conservation of local public resources, and provide avenues for residents to participate in resource conservation, recycling, and reuse of materials.
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