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Ph achi River Wildlife Sanctuary Project

Ph achi River Wildlife Sanctuary Project. Proudly Present by: Tina, Mi , Mangpor. Background Information . Ratchaburi Province. Means “The land of the king . ” 5,196.5 km 2  (2,006.4  sq  mi) The province is full of cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes and historical sites .

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Ph achi River Wildlife Sanctuary Project

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  1. Phachi River Wildlife Sanctuary Project Proudly Present by: Tina, Mi, Mangpor

  2. Background Information

  3. Ratchaburi Province • Means “The land of the king.” • 5,196.5 km2 (2,006.4 sq mi) • The province is full of cultural heritage, beautiful landscapes and historical sites. • It is located 80 kilometres west of Bangkok

  4. Pachi River Wildlife Preservationhas the total area of 489.31 squared kilometer located in SuanPeung and Baan Ka District, RatchaburiProvince. The Pachi River Wildlife Preservation is one of the heritage parks in the ASEAN Declaration on Heritage Park. Other wildlife preservations are KaengKracharn National Park, KuiBuri National Park, Tarutao National Park, Similan National Park, Surin Islands, and Pang Nga Gulf.

  5. Pachi River Wildlife Preservation

  6. SOCIAL ISSUES • There are 3 parts in this project: 1) To preserve wildlife. 2) Nourishing and preserve the forest. 3) Building the house.

  7. LOCATIONS Date: 9th (Saturday)~10th (Sunday) March, 2013 At Phachi River Wildlife Sanctuary Address: Phachi River Wildlife Sanctuary, Suanpeung and Baan Ka District, Ratchaburi Province.

  8. TRAVEL Transportation: By Bus: 2~3 hours From Bangkok to Ratchaburi

  9. Ratchaburi

  10. FINANCE • Minimum: 30~40 people 790 baht per person (excluded bus fee) • Transportation: Bus 8000/Bus/Day 24,000B Van 3000/Van/Day 18,000B 27 seats: 19900 /Trip +4000 (petro) 30 seats: 21,000 /Trip Additional fees: Gloves 59 baht per pair LESSER PEOPLE PAY MORE!

  11. ACCOMMODATION • 4 meals (1st Day: Lunch/Dinner 2ndDay: Breakfast/Lunch) • 2 houses • Tents • All the equipment/tools • Supervisors • Blankets/pillows

  12. NECESSARY ITEMS • Bring comfortable cloths you can work with. • Hats/Sun Block : protect you from the sun • Medicine • Bring extra cloths • Old comfortable shoes which you can throw away anytime. No slippers

  13. ACTIVITIES • Build The House To fixing the house. • Build The Salt-lick To make the soil more fertilizer and filling the missing mineral in the soil. • Build The Dam To preserve water for dry season

  14. Building House

  15. Build The Salt-Lick

  16. Build The Dam

  17. Schedule (2 Days 1 Nights)Day 1 - 9thMarch,2013

  18. Day 2 10th March,2013 BACK TO HOME!

  19. PROPORSAL

  20. Date: 2013 Re: 2013 Issue in Society Final Exam and Community Service Project Dear parents, The Issues in Society class is a student-driven course wherein students examine different social issues and uses the United Nations Declaration of Human rights as a standard for deciding right from wrong. The Students tackle issues that they have observed in society that tend to pose a problem. They research about their chosen issues and create presentation and lead discussion in class. As part of their final exam for their second semester, the students of this class would like to address the social issues of wildlife preservations, nourishing forests, and building houses for people in need. Rather than tackling an issue through a class presentation, the students feel that it is important for them to take part in helping the community by We plan to leave on 9th of March 2013, Saturday, and we’ll be back on the 10th, Sunday. The main goals of the activity are: - Building dams to preserve water for the forest during the time of draught. - Building salt licks for wild animals - Learn how to build a house from mud to help families that their houses were destroyed.

  21. Program Outline

  22. Total cost: 790 Baht per student (Bus excluded) Please note that the bus fare would be announced soon. Please complete the attached registration from specifying whether or not your child will participate in the trip and activities, and return it to the school by ______________ of February 2013. A detailed itinerary and confirmation of travel will be made available in the coming week. Thank you, Wells International School

  23. Grading Rubric

  24. Thank you for listening 

  25. REFERENCECES • http://www.tothailand.com/province/central/ratchaburi/ • http://www.facebook.com/pages/%E0%B9%80%E0%B8%84%E0%B8%A3%E0%B8%B7%E0%B8%AD%E0%B8%82%E0%B9%88%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%A2%E0%B8%9A%E0%B9%89%E0%B8%B2%E0%B8%99%E0%B8%94%E0%B8%B4%E0%B8%99%E0%B9%84%E0%B8%97%E0%B8%A2/267673893250097?sk=photos_albums

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