Bangkok--Mar 7--4D Communication
-Project aims to protect Kang Krachan, while enjoying the famous mist of central plain, legend of Petchaburi River, city of birds-
Royal and Sun Alliance Insurance (Thailand) Ltd. continues its policy of promoting environmental protection for the 4th year with a project entitled Royal & Sun Forest Protection conducted in collaboration with the Wildlife Foundation. The project aimed at protecting wild animals and forest land targets participation from the youths during the upcoming school break as it will take place in Kang Krachan National Park, where one can experience the beauty of Petchaburi River, enjoy the amazing ocean of mist of the central plain and learn various species of birds in one of the famous bird cities. Learn how to live harmoniously with nature from the experts. Registration for participation is until March 15 this year, free of charge.
Vorameth Suwimonteerabuth, Marketing Advisor, Royal and Son Alliance Insurance (Thailand) Ltd., disclosed that it had been 4 years that the company was committed to promoting protection of natural environment through coordination with the Wildlife Foundation under Her Majesty the Queen’s Royal Patronage. “The 4th Royal & Sun Forest Protection Project is set to invite Thai youths aged between 15 to 20 years to take part in the protection of natural environment during their school break as the program will be held during March 26 and 27 this year. Participants of the program will not be charged with any expenses. This year’s program will select 30 applicants to Kang Krachan National Park - one of Thailand’s most abundant forest lands, rich natural habitat for wild animals and origin of Petchaburi River, important river in the Thai history,” he said.
“There will be a cruise down the river to observe the ecosystem closely, while learning how to keep the forest protected and maintain the balance. Participants will also get to enjoy the ocean of mist at the top of Panerntung Mountain and various species of birds at one of the top 10 famous bird cities in the world. Interested parties can check out details of the 4th Royal & Sun Forest Protection Project and download application form at www.royalsun.co.th under the topic of What’s New and e-mail it back to [email protected] or fax it to 0-2207-0583 from today until March 15, 2005. Inquiries via telephone can also be made at 0-2207-0266 ext 267. Selection of applicants will be announced on March 18 at www.royalsun.co.th.
“The 4th Royal & Sun Forest Protection Project is held during school break and has been held continuously for 4 consecutive years to encourage and teach interested youths of how to protect natural environment, while experiencing nature first hand. The project aims to promote the mentality and responsibility toward natural environment among the youths, making them feel responsible and determined in trying to permanently live in harmony with nature. The Wildlife Foundation will help provide in-depth knowledge about forest, wild animals, water sources and relationship between natural and man in the actual environment surrounded by nature — an experienced out of reach in a normal classroom environment. During the first year of the project, participants were taken to Ayudhya Province to observe the migration of Siberian birds. Participants were then observing the life of the bulls in rich natural habitat of Paengma Mountain in Nakorn Rachasima in the second year and visiting Kao Samroiyod Natural Studies Center in Prachuab Kirikhan Province to learn how people live in communities,” he concluded.
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Wipavaris Ketpama or Kannika Saipan, Chantima
Kitipattarapumikul 4D Communication Co.,Ltd
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