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Direct linkMichael W. Everett; Crystal L. Eustice; Aaron J. McKim; Dean Carlisle; Tyla Saby; Carmen van der Merwe; Misha Malherbe; Carli Kriek – Natural Sciences Education, 2025
At a time when illegal wildlife trade is at an all-time high and local populations lack accessibility to protected areas in South Africa, educating young people about conservation, ecosystems, and future career opportunities is paramount. The use of informal educational programming has the potential to alleviate belonging and engagement stressors…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, Conservation (Environment), Ecology, Food
