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BUILDING A NEW GENERATION OF YOUNG NATURE LOVERS

Wildlife Club Programs

Fauna in Focus is a tiny startup non-profit. As such, we rely on support from a host of project volunteers. Meet our amazing team of local and international supporters, staff past and present and our dedicated volunteers. This support structure has helped the tiny team at Fauna in Focus do a ton of big things for wildlife conservation.

Inspiring Future Leaders

Designed to inspire future nature lovers, our Wildlife Club programs rely on international teaching methods and experienced Wildlife Instructors. Each lessons aims to transfer vital knowledge and build positive attitudes on wildlife conservation to the next generation.

Inquiry-Based Learning

Our lessons are build to inquiry-based learning standards that encourage the development of teamwork, leadership, scientific literacy and critical thinking skills. We apply these teaching methods to every lesson and to students of all ages and backgrounds.

Quality Teaching Materials

We put a lot of tine and energy into the design of our Wildlife Club programs. Lessons include specially-designed materials, media, biofacts, science tools and group activities for a fun and engaging learning experience for our future conservation leaders.

Program Details

Target Audience

Our lessons are introductory and work best for, secondary, high school or university students without prior training in natural science or Cambodian biodiversity. However we can adapt lessons to any age or background, and can teach in either English or Khmer.

Program Location

Fauna in Focus recommends hosting our Wildlife Club program at our Jungle Lab Classroom in The Nature Discovery Center. This facility provides a fun and engaging learning atmosphere for our students, and provides additional teaching resources.

Lessons Duration

Each one of our Wildlife Club lessons runs for about 2 hours, however we can add or remove lesson activities if required to fit the scheduled or availability of our students. Every lesson includes team actives, media, bio-facts, and sometimes outdoor games or challenges.

NATURE DISCOVERY EXPEDITIONS

Every Wildlife Club program ends with an optional Nature Discovery Expedition. These educational field trips bring students out into nature alongside local wildlife experts, and explore genuine conservation projects across the country for a one of a kind learning experience that is educational, fun and highly memorable for students who have little exposure to nature.