World wildlife day celebration: Sustaining All Life On EARTH

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World wildlife day celebration: Sustaining All Life On EARTH
On behalf of Nigeria Society for Environmental Conservation (NSEC), Wildlife and Ecotourism Student Society (WESS) and  Renewable Natural Resourcesw Student Association (RENARSA), I hereby write to invite you for our program “WORLD WILDLIFE DAY’’. The wildlife day celebration is an annual one-day event of United Nations (UN), to appreciate nature and increase awareness on wildlife conservation. Our program is to join the rest of the world in nature appreciation and speak for preservation and protection of wildlife.

The WWD20 flier
Agenda:Awareness walk
Sensitization
Guest lecture
Panel section: question and answer

Objectives: the program is aimed at educating the populace particularly student
Through awareness
To spread the gospel of conservation
To get more people involved wildlife volunteer and contribution
To equip journalists with wildlife knowledge

Description: this program will be on the 3rd of March, 2020.
It will start with massive walk by classmates, nature lovers, students, journalists and friends with placards to make awareness about conservation of all Earth inhabitants
Followed by Guest lecture which will be delivered by the director of Zoological garden, University of Ibadan.
Dr A. A. Sowunmi

After which we will have panel section
Panelists will be young conservationist who are doing good in there respective research and advocacy
*Environment toxicologist
*Pangolin advocate
*Bat researcher
*Wildlife blogger
*Environment journalist
*Wildlife professor
*Hydrobiologist

Participants
All nature lovers
*Students

kindly fill the form below to secure a seat
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1XyeqBW4ubRWiwsuym3Y3FNF26Ba_ofTVgIkpk9paa8Q/prefill

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