Advancing Ecosystem Education: Flora and Fauna Conservation
Sustainability and Stewardship In an era where environmental conservation and natural resource management are of paramount importance, The University plays a significant role in advancing ecosystem knowledge through its comprehensive educational programs on ecosystems (looking at wild flora and fauna) for local and national communities. A central figure in these efforts is the Walailak Botanic Park (WBP), a key learning hub for ecosystems in Upper Southern Thailand. It focuses on conservation, knowledge expansion, and the promotion of community-level applications to support sustainable natural resource management. Educational Programmes on Ecosystems: Flora Education In 2024, WBP continued its long-term involvement in the RSPG project, which has been active since 2014. This initiative focuses on preserving plant biodiversity through research support and the delivery of educational programmes for local and national communities, as…








