Comprehensive Outreach

• Conducted in nine schools across three islands (Pagai Utara, Pagai Selatan, and Sipora).

• Involved 519 students and 70 educators, engaging all levels of education.

Engaging Educational Activities

• Interactive lessons on biodiversity, ecosystem roles, and conservation practices.

• Visual and hands-on methods, including presentations, games, and creative activities like coloring contests.

• Students learned about local primates such as the Bilou and Masepsep, emphasizing their ecological importance.

Measurable Impact

• Pretests and posttests significantly increased student knowledge about conservation topics.

• Students showcased active participation, with notable enthusiasm, during games and quizzes.

Innovative Learning Approaches

• Use of multimedia tools like videos and laminated animal visuals.

• Fun, competitive events like “Rangking 1” quizzes and team-building games to solidify learning.

Community Engagement

• Collaboration with teachers ensured lessons were relatable and impactful.

• Distributed educational materials like posters and incentives for active participation.

Promoting Environmental Actions

• Students were encouraged to contribute to conservation through simple actions like waste management, reforestation, and protecting local fauna.