In the heart of South Nowra, a group of dedicated students from The Flagstaff Group’s Binowee Project is making waves in the field of conservation. Led by the passionate and committed trainer, Rusty, these students are on a mission to protect and preserve our precious ecosystems through their Certificate II in Conservation Ecosystem Management.
Certificate II in Conservation Ecosystem Management:
The Certificate II in Conservation Ecosystem Management, a comprehensive 15-unit course equips students with the knowledge and skills to contribute meaningfully to the preservation of our environment. Under Rusty’s guidance, the Binowee Project students have shown tremendous dedication and enthusiasm, completing an impressive six units with flying colours.
It’s inspiring to witness the passion and commitment these students bring to their studies. Their progress in the course reflects not only their academic achievements but also their genuine dedication to the cause of conservation
The efforts of the Binowee Project students go beyond the classroom, as they actively engage in hands-on activities to preserve and protect local ecosystems. By confronting invasive species like the ‘Ochna,’ they are not only gaining practical experience but also making a tangible impact on the environment. Their work is a testament to the power of education and hands-on conservation efforts in creating positive change.
The achievements of these students in their Certificate II in Conservation Ecosystem Management, coupled with their hands-on efforts against the ‘Ochna,’ showcase the positive impact that education and passion can have on preserving our precious ecosystems.
