Reporters:
Dr. Prasert Nonthakarn
Evidence Date: 21 June 2024
Related SDGs:
Related Indicators: 13.3.1
Details:
The “Super Junior Nature Guardians Camp” was organized to provide an outdoor learning experience for students from Ban Na Nuea School, Thung Song District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province. The activity invited children to explore and engage closely with nature at the Sirindhorn Botanical Garden (Suan Nai Wang)—a rich learning site for plant diversity and ecosystem studies. Through interactive and hands-on activities, students learned about living organisms and the interconnections between plants, animals, soil, and water in a fun and inspiring environment.
The camp aimed not only to help youth understand nature but also to instill environmental values and the spirit of sharing knowledge and love for the planet. Participants were encouraged to recognize their roles in protecting the Earth, realizing that environmental care begins with small actions. Their learning extended beyond identifying trees and birds; it became the foundation for nurturing “young conservationists” who would spread awareness, share ideas, and inspire others to take eco-friendly actions in daily life—such as tree planting, waste reduction, and responsible water and energy use.
The “Super Junior Nature Guardians Camp” was therefore more than a nature activity—it was a platform for inspiration and environmental empowerment, nurturing a generation of youth with green hearts, happiness, knowledge, and determination to protect the planet—for the world and for everyone’s future.
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