On Wednesday 15th May, 2024

Today at the Ministry of the Interior, students from the Youth Wildlife Guardians program met with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior, Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, to present their wildlife and endangered marine animal documentary series, Season 2. This ongoing project by the youth aims to raise awareness among peers in various provinces. The Ministry of the Interior is ready to support this youth group’s initiatives further.

Anna will present the film  on the conservation of the Rhinoceros Hornbill in Narathiwat on World Environment Day, June 5, 2024, at the Amari Watergate Hotel, where the Deputy Prime Minister will also be participating in the event.

And today, the Deputy Prime Minister mentioned in a speech that , “I am moved to see students sacrificing for the nation and animals. Every student is a Giver, and I will support this project to continue. I will also chair the World Environment Day event that the Youth Wildlife Guardians will organise this year”, and that he is amazed to see such a young group of children helping Earth regenerate itself and live in it.

More About Youth Wildlife Guardian 

Youth Wildlife Guardians is a small yet powerful environmental initiative that is gradually growing. It is a student-driven movement that brings students together to learn and create projects to raise awareness about the importance of living creatures, especially endangered species. Their work has been transformed into documentaries that are shared with the public through VR Headsets and EEU vehicles. These two elements are innovations in environmental education that no other organisation has implemented before, making it a unique initiative by the ESF charity, which is registered as an environmental organisation.