The first step in improving the conservation outlook for
tigers in Thailand is
informing the public about the threatened state of Thailand’s tiger populations. Huai Kha
Khaeng – Thung Yai outreach staff specialize in establishing connections with
the Thai people and providing information about the current status of Tigers in
Thailand and the threats that are causing tiger numbers
to decline. Outreach initiatives include:
- Leading teacher training workshops with regional k-12
educators to facilitate development of environmental education curricula, drawing
upon the world class outdoor learning opportunities of the Western Forest
Complex and Huai Kha Khaeng-Thung Yai Natural World Heritage Site.
- Networking with local, regional and national newspaper and
television media staff to provide accurate information about the unique natural
heritage of the Western Forest Complex and Huai Kha Khaeng -- Thung Yai Natural
World Heritage site and the threats they face.
- Hosting school groups from throughout Thailand for 2-5 day
stays at the Huai Kha Khaeng -- Thung Yai World Heritage Site to provide
hands-on instruction in wildlife track identification, birdwatching, and
slideshow presentations detailing the world-class wildlife research taking
place in the Western Forest Complex and the innovative system of patrolling and
protection.
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