Educators Explore Mangrove Conservation at the Lanka Mangrove Museum

On October 3rd, the Science Teachers of the Nikaweratiya Education Zone visited the Lanka Mangrove Museum and Learning Center.
The teachers explored the exhibits and engaged in discussions about the importance of mangroves in safeguarding coastal ecosystems. The program highlighted the educational value of mangrove conservation, offering insights that the teachers can share with their students to promote environmental awareness. Their visit strengthened the bond between science education and practical conservation, inspiring them to integrate mangrove-related knowledge into their teaching practices.

The teachers explored the exhibits and engaged in discussions about the importance of mangroves in safeguarding coastal ecosystems. The program highlighted the educational value of mangrove conservation, offering insights that the teachers can share with their students to promote environmental awareness. Their visit strengthened the bond between science education and practical conservation, inspiring them to integrate mangrove-related knowledge into their teaching practices.
The teachers explored the exhibits and engaged in discussions about the importance of mangroves in safeguarding coastal ecosystems. The program highlighted the educational value of mangrove conservation, offering insights that the teachers can share with their students to promote environmental awareness. Their visit strengthened the bond between science education and practical conservation, inspiring them to integrate mangrove-related knowledge into their teaching practices.
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