COCC empowers Young Biodiversity Rangers through hands-on coastal conservation camp

Beyond classroom learning, participants took part in field training using the internationally recognized Seagrass-Watch monitoring protocol, gaining practical experience in assessing seagrass meadows. The students also visited the Seagrass Learning Center on Koh Pu, Krabi Province, where they explored coastal habitats firsthand and observed the vital role that seagrass ecosystems play in supporting marine biodiversity and maintaining healthy coastal environments.

By combining scientific knowledge with hands-on field experience, the camp encouraged students to connect with nature and better understand the importance of biodiversity conservation. The activity also highlighted how young people can contribute to protecting marine ecosystems and promoting the sustainable management of Thailand’s coastal resources.

The 4th EGAT Biodiversity Rangers Youth Camp reflects COCC’s ongoing commitment to advancing environmental education and nurturing future leaders who will help conserve Thailand’s marine biodiversity for generations to come.

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