Environmental Pioneers from Kirimetiyawa Sri Sumanasara Maha Vidyalaya

On November 23, 2024, the Lanka Mangrove Museum welcomed 37 Environmental Pioneers and 5 teachers from Kirimetiyawa Sri Sumanasara Maha Vidyalaya for an enriching and educational experience. This visit was part of the museum’s ongoing initiative to inspire young environmentalists and highlight the critical importance of mangrove ecosystems.

The students, known for their active involvement in environmental activities, explored the museum’s exhibits, which showcased the unique biodiversity of mangrove ecosystems. The displays offered an in-depth look into how mangroves support marine and coastal life, protect shorelines, and play a pivotal role in mitigating climate change.

The Environmental Pioneers actively engaged with the content, discussing the various threats mangroves face and the conservation strategies that can be implemented to protect these vital ecosystems. The visit served as a valuable extension of their environmental studies, bridging classroom learning with real-world applications.

Teachers accompanying the group commended the museum’s efforts in creating an interactive and inspiring environment that fostered curiosity and learning. They noted the importance of such field visits in nurturing a deeper connection with nature among students.

This visit underscores the Lanka Mangrove Museum’s commitment to fostering environmental awareness and action among youth. The museum looks forward to hosting more young environmental enthusiasts and continuing its mission to promote sustainability and conservation.