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Amur Tiger Conservation Education Program

In January, the educator also gave two classes to the first-graders (7 years old) explaining how animals and plants live. - In February March the educator held 21 lessons for 130 children of Terney town, aged 6-17. Декрологический Заманиха " AMYCOTO AMYRCROTO ТИГР МИГРА On February 4 and 5, the educator gave a lesson to two groups of children aged 7 about wild and domestic animals. On February 6, Galina Maksimova organized two seminars for high school students "Driving Forces Behind Poaching" and "How Is It Going, Tiger?" At the first seminar the participants discussed legal and moral aspects of poaching. At the second one they talked about factors that accounted for the current tiger numbers. © Phoenix Children have a good look at posters about tigers On March 15, the educator gave a lesson "Making Acquaintance with Tiger" for pupils of the first grade (7 years old). On March 24, there was a conference on comparison of different methods of tiger count in Terney, and Uragus members were invited to attend it. Despite complicated style of speakers, they were able to follow the reports and even asked questions. YPATYC Clean-up action ЗАВТРА НАЧИНАЕТСЯ СЕГОДНЯ © Phoenix In April the educator and her helpers gave four classes for 280 children of Serzhantovo school. First, the children were tested on tiger topics. Then, they saw a slide presentation about the Russian- American Amur tiger project in Primorsky region of Russia and the history of Terney town. The lessons ended with a theatrical performance about the Tigress and her cub. For the middle classes the educator organized a game-competition "Following Tiger Tracks". For senior pupils (16-17 years old) she organized a film screening of "Tigers of the Third Millennium" and follow-up discussion of it. On May 16, ten members of Uragus and three educators went to Serzhantovo village for three days for a meeting with their peers from a local tourist club and a discussion of Amur tiger issues. The hosts showed them a master class on rock climbing and took on an excursion to Nikolaevsky cave in the vicinity of the town of Dalnegorsk. Heaps of garbage hampered the participants from admiring the scenery, so they decided spontaneously to clean it. As they had no space in their bus to take the garbage, they left 20 bags fully laden with garbage on the roadside in the hope that some conscientious person would bring it to the dump. 5
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