Jades
for
Environment
To find ways to involve both the local and international community in making Krabi clean.


Additional course content on program:
Task-Based & Project-Based Learning for initiating community projects;
Sessions by international environmental experts;
Learner profiles with students working locally in conservation / environment.
Watch a TIK Video of a Krabi Volunteer Project to help endangered Dusky Lemurs here
Volunteer hours may be spent by:
1. Clean & recycle Ao Nang streets & beaches.
2. Snorkel / dive and clean up coral reefs.
3. Teach class on recycling.
Includes additional choice of:
Day at the Elephant Sanctuary
Feed & play with rescued elephants in the mud at the Elephant Sanctuary Krabi**. Totally ethical, the best "elephant experience" you will find. Bang even buys elephant food only from local farmers, and pay them double if they don't use pesticides. The local children save their piggy banks to help the rescued elephants.
or
(2) White Water Rafting & ATV riding
(picking up plastic, of course . . . )
**The Elephant Sanctuary Krabi is very ethical. Meaning the play in mud bath depends not on tourist wishes to do, but the elephants.
The elephants love to play in the mud, but if you attend on a day the elephants don't wish - then the guides won't force the elephants .


