New Zealand is home to some unique wildlife that cannot be found anywhere else in the world. While we work very hard to protect our natural habitats so, too, do people living and working in other countries. One of the oldest international wildlife conservation organisations is called ‘Fauna & Flora International’ (FFI). They support a number of projects around the world, including those working to protect Lansan trees in the Caribbean, fruit forests in Tajikistan, and national reserves in Mozambique. Read about each of these projects and choose the one that interests you the most.
On your blog, tell us which project you find most interesting and why..
I found the national reserves in Mozambique interesting because although the reserve is actually 4.2 million hectares, the real reserve (the one they protect) is only 586,800 hectares.
Kia Ora Alex,
ReplyDeleteWell done for completing this activity. I finished this activity too. It's great to see you completing these activities during these summer holidays. Thanks for sharing your learning about this activity. Did you enjoy doing this task? I am pretty sure that I chose a different project. You have chosen a great project to talk about. I was interested in reading about this one. Were you interested in any other projects besides this one? Why?
NICE:)
Kia ora Alex,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on completing another activity! I agree with Mele, you have chosen a great project to share, isn't it awesome when your peers support you?
This is another project that heavily relies on community engagement, this means the people are a key aspect of the programme. I find this interesting too, maybe because they don't have the resources or money to look after 4.2 million hectares!
Do you know of any ways you could help improve your community?
Looking forward to hearing back from you :)
Cheers,
Georgia E
Hi Alex,
ReplyDeleteYou have a good and clear reason for why you picked this project. I picked the Lansan tree project.
-Hannah