Children are the future custodians of our planet, and it’s crucial for them to be concerned about the environment. By understanding and respecting the delicate balance of nature, they can ensure a sustainable world for generations to come. Their active involvement in environmental preservation is not just a responsibility but a necessity. By fostering a deep connection with nature early on, children can drive positive change, advocate for green practices, and ensure a harmonious coexistence between humanity and the environment. Every child’s effort, no matter how small, plays a part in shaping a greener future.]
The Kids Environmental Development Initiative (KEDI) offers students a rich, hands-on learning experience rooted in environmental stewardship. Through the initiative, students delve into practical aspects of farming, mastering techniques like composting and understanding the intricacies of drip irrigation.
In addition to cultivating an appreciation for the earth and sustainable agriculture, KEDI also nurtures students’ creative talents. They are introduced to the world of photography and are guided through the process of creating insightful documentary films, merging environmental awareness with artistic expression.
