In November, Kenyan schools are closed, and our dedicated Eco-Club mentors and members enjoy a well-deserved holiday break with their families.
That is, all but one of our Eco-Clubs – Tafa Community Centre in Naivasha – were closed. Here, the lessons and engaging activities kept going during the holiday.
The Tafa Community Eco-Club members focused on two essential topics, World Water Day and Topography.
Key learnings
These learning sessions aimed to deepen members’ understanding of critical environmental issues. The club’s activities highlighted the importance of sustainable practices within the Tafa community.
The discussions on World Water Day emphasised the vital role water plays in our environment and daily lives, encouraging proactive measures towards water conservation.
The lesson on Topography provided insights into how land forms such as hills, valleys, and rivers influence local ecosystems.
Understanding the importance of water conservation
World Water Day
Exploring how landforms shape ecosystems
Topography
Implementing conservation practices in daily routines
Sustainable Practices
Engaging the community in water awareness and conservation Tafa Community Eco-Club demonstrated their continued dedication to achieving CITW’s mission and vision – to empower Africa’s future conservation leaders.
