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Turtle Awareness Programme In Tioman

 


Last month, we were invited to conduct a Turtle Conservation Programme with the students of S.K. Tekek on Tioman Island, in conjunction with Berjaya Hotels and Resorts’ Tioman Island Clean Up Day (TICD) 2013.

A total of 50 students participated in programme. We were able to secure some financial assistance through Ms. Chuah of Sri KDU Secondary School, Kuala Lumpur. We purchased and distributed some biscuits and cookies to the students before the programme began. The students were given an introduction to sea turtles, terrapins and tortoises. After that, they were showed a short animation based on the children’s storybook, “Little Turtle Messenger.” After a short break, they were taught a short dance, courtesy of PTPI students of Sri KDU; and followed by a coloring session.

Before the Turtle Conservation Programme began



Camp participants showing off their biscuits and cookies



Meet and greet



Camp participants from S.K. Tekek, Tioman



Participants were given an introduction to turtles



Camp participants watching the animation of Little Turtle Messenger



Participants taking an oath to not eat turtle eggs in the future



Facilitators reliving their childhood memories?



One for the album!


We would like to thank Abel Nelson Nang from Berjaya Hotels and Resorts for inviting TCS; Ms. Chuah and Sofia from Sri KDU Secondary School for the sponsorship and ideas for an ice-breaking dance which the students thoroughly enjoyed; and life member Lai Kow Lian for assisting in and helping take pictures of the programme.

P/S: If you have any ideas/ice-breaking activities/games that are suitable for school-going children, we would like to hear from you! Maybe you could write us a turtle poem/song which we could teach the children?



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Turtle Conservation Society

The Turtle Conservation Society of Malaysia was established in October 2011. The aim of the society is to bring about the recovery of depleted wild populations of turtles, with particular reference to freshwater turtles, in Malaysia through partnerships with like-minded organizations, individuals and local communities as well as through its own programs.

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