Reflecting on visit to Hellfire Pass
The work and explosions, breaking our minds;
The mosquitoes and disease, killing our kind.
How lucky we are not to be in this nightmare,
How lucky we are to not have been here.
(Student Y6)
#History#Thailand
We celebrated International Biodiversity Day by discovering the species, e.g. lichens, life under water and plants on the Traidhos Campus.
#internationalbiodiversityday#ForNature
Sometimes the news may sound terrifying but it has a high benefit of reminding the world of what we should protect and that we need to act now to prevent the bad assumption from happening.
Remember we are all game changers 😉
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#CompassChat#webinar#edchat
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“All things are ready if our mind be so.”
― William Shakespeare, 'Henry V'.
Today our Barge team went to survey a trail in Chiang Mai for the upcoming trip in June 😊
Our April Newsletter 2022 has been launched! 🎉
Please read about upcoming events and an overview of Traidhos Barge Program since February 😊
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Happy Earth Day!🎉
We would like to share the actions our Barge staff have done to celebrate #EarthDay.
What is your action today?
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We would like to hear from you😁
To celebrate Earth day, Traidhos Barge Program took part in Prem's Earth Day event.
We led activities to help connect students to nature and audit the species on campus. Students used macro invertebrates as water quality indicators and also used lichen as air quality indicators.
“Songkran”, the traditional New Year festival of many countries in South East Asia. So we would like to express goodwill, love compassion and thankfulness just like the water droplets sprinkling on us today.
Happy Songkran!
#Songkran#songkranfestival#songkranfestival2022
Today is #WorldHealthDay!
Environmental factors - including climate change - claim 13 million lives every year.
Stop burning fossil fuels like oil, coal and natural gas for a #HealthierTomorrow
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At the end of trips, we love to share our memories with the river💧. One person pours water back to the river so one day when it rains, it will remind us about the day we were together on the Traidhos Barge Program's floating class 🥰
Thank you so much @ISBangkok Grade 4
Every place has its own ecological address. We thought about where the Chao Phraya River starts and ends and what is included in the Chao Phraya Watershed. By understanding this, students could better understand that we all have responsibility to protect nature and the river 🥰