The YEG were at the Toa Payoh Hub from 23rd to the 24th May to take part in the Envirofest 2009 in partnership with Cicada Tree Eco Place.
Ms Faridah with some of the students before the start of the event.
A YEG explaining to the public about the need for eco living.
You can go to the Cicada Tree Eco Place website to view these poster again or other posters which includes eco@home, eco@school and eco@work and play.
http://www.cicadatree.org.sg/ecolivingnow_what.html
Tracy, one of our more experience YEG training a new YEG on how to promote Shoo Mozzie, an all natural insect repellent that was developed by Cicada Tree Eco Place.
One for the camera before the new YEG start her environment work.
One of the activity that the YEG promoted was to generate an awareness about the leopard cat.
Children were given a picture of the leopard cat to colour.
Full concentration required.
One of the YEG helping to make the mask for the leopard cat.
Showing the mask with pride.
The final product.
According to Prof Vilma :
"It’s important to protect the leopard cat as it’s the last wild cat species we have in S’pore. It’s rare in S’pore and hard to spot as it’s found mainly on an offshore island. On the mainland, its numbers are very small. Hence it’s an endangered species in S’pore. "
More about this animal can be found at http://lazy-lizard-tales.blogspot.com/2009/03/civet-cats-on-tanglin-halt-tree-look.html
Reflection Questions for YEGs.
1. What did you learnt from taking part in this event?
2. Do you think you have been successful in promoting eco-living to the public?
3. What else can we do to promote eco living?
1 comment:
1. What did you learnt from taking part in this event?
The eco living and how we can save the enviroment at home by saving electric at home and use the 3Rs:)
2. Do you think you have been successful in promoting eco-living to the public?
Yups :)
3. What else can we do to promote eco living?
Tell them more about it ?
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