Re:wilding Schools

• Build ecological knowledge of habitats, biodiversity, and environmental factors. 
•  Develop field skills in species identification, biodiversity surveys and habitat assessment. 
• Strengthen data analysis and problem-solving skills to develop habitat enhancement solutions. 
• Foster school-wide stewardship through student-led outreach and biodiversity initiatives. 

Target Audience:

• Upper Primary and Secondary School students
• For International schools: Grade 7 and above

Project Outline:

• Workshop 1 (1.5 hours)
  • Understand forest ecology, biodiversity and key threats to habitats. 
• Workshop 2 (1.5 hours)
  • Identify local biodiversity and explore ecological connectedness. 
• Workshop 3 (1 hours)
  • Learn research methods and experimental design 
  • Understand biodiversity survey methods and data collection 
• Workshop 4 (1 hours)
  • Explore ways to conduct biodiversity outreach in school and the community. 
  • Develop skills to communicate and present project findings to peers
• Workshop 5 (1 hours)
  • Analyse data and identify opportunities to enhance biodiversity in the school landscape. 
  • Project wrap-up and reflection.

Please note: Cancellations or postponements made 2–4 weeks before the scheduled workshop will incur a 20% charge of the total workshop session cost, while cancellations or postponements made less than 2 weeks before the scheduled workshop will incur a 50% charge of the total workshop session cost.

*An overseas exchange to a wetland conservation site may be available for interested schools. More details will be shared by Q1 2027.