The WWF is run at a local level by the following offices...
Community Engagement & Education
The future of our planet depends on us all. Together, we can tackle the environmental challenges ahead to ensure nature will continue to thrive alongside future generations.
We have the responsibility to inspire the current and future generations to live sustainably by providing them with real-world ecological experience and empowering them to reduce their impact on the planet.
WHAT WWF IS DOING
In response to the arrangement of the special vacation, we consolidated our online learning and teaching resources to facilitate students to enrich their vacation, through discovering the wonder of nature at home.
Our education mission is to create conservation and sustainability advocates across all generations through fun, engaging real-life experiences. All of our education activities fall under the “One Planet Education Programme” (OPEP), primarily targeting primary and secondary school students, as well as youths and the greater community.
We aim to inspire and empower people with the knowledge and skills that will enable society to conserve nature, fast-track the development of renewable energy, and adopt sustainable consumption and trade practices.
WWF organises an extensive and comprehensive range of educational programmes aimed at students, youths and teachers, as well as the general public, our corporate partners and other stakeholders from around the region.
We engage youth and volunteers through various training and experiential learning. Be part of it by joining our Citizen Science or One Planet Youth Leadership programme, sign up for our school programmes or join our Nature School activities!