Description:
2. The Objective
Educate and disseminate information to students and teachers at PSE about the important ecological functions and roles of the three vulture species found in Cambodia, as well as the current threats they face.
Raise awareness among students and teachers about the impacts of poisoning and the consumption of wild animals on vulture populations in Cambodia.
Generate interest and encourage learning among students about vultures and promote further study and research on the three vulture species found in Cambodia.
3. The Expected Output
Students and teachers have improved knowledge of the ecological roles and importance of the three vulture species found in Cambodia, as well as the key threats affecting their populations.
Increased awareness among students and teachers of the negative impacts of wildlife poisoning and the consumption of wild animals on vulture populations and broader biodiversity conservation in Cambodia.
Increased student interest in vulture conservation, with students encouraged to learn more about the three vulture species and explore opportunities for further study, research, and conservation activities.
Educational materials and key conservation messages are effectively shared with students and teachers, supporting continued awareness and understanding of vulture conservation beyond the activity.
Students are encouraged to become involved in wildlife and vulture conservation, including through awareness-raising, responsible behavior, and participation in future conservation activities.
4. Audience
• Students, teachers, and professors at PSE – Pour un Sourire d’Enfant Cambodia.
• Members of the Cambodia Vulture Conservation Working Group (CVWG), including representatives from MoE, MAFF, ACCB, CBC, WCS, and WWF.
• Other partner organizations and relevant stakeholders involved in wildlife and vulture conservation in Cambodia.
5. Activities
Photo exhibition and photo shoot
Presentation sharing knowledge and experience
Performance of Vulture Story: The importance of vultures in the ecosystem and public health.
Q&A; prizes of books and T-shirts.