Education – inspiring the next generation is the first line of defence in our conservation efforts.
Our aim is to enhance understanding of our connection with the land and mauri (life force), and of the importance to human beings of a harmonious biodiversity.
Click here to book a school group visit to the Sanctuary.
Click here to book a group visit to the Sanctuary (please use the link above for school group bookings).
EDUCATION IN THE SANCTUARY
Through our education work the Sanctuary is inspiring the next generation; we’re working with Te Tau Ihu (Top of the South) schools and training providers to be actively involved in conservation activities, allowing ‘learning by doing’.
Our fully equipped Beech Glade classroom is an ideal space from which to watch and listen for birds. Thanks to the generosity of Transpower we’ve now installed broadband fibre through to the Beech Glade classroom to enhance the learning experience of school groups using the classroom.
Made possible through the generosity of one of our local iwi, Ngati Kuia, this immersive classroom even has wifi and class sets of binoculars!
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