Haribon Foundation’s Biodiversity on Wheels (BOW) program kicked off its activities in the Visayas last month with a workshop at Central Philippine University (CPU) in Iloilo City, part of its ongoing effort to teach kids outside of Metro Manila about the importance of protection and conservation of our country’s biodiversity.
In partnership with a local university in Western Visayas, CPU formed a team of enthusiastic volunteers to teach elementary children about biodiversity conservation as part of a three-day BOW Facilitation Workshop.
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