BABATI, Oct. 28 -- FOR 40 secondary school students from communities surrounding the Burunge Wildlife Management Area (WMA) in Babati District, the recent five-day educational tour of Serengeti National Park and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area offered more than an opportunity to see wildlife.

It also provided lessons on climate change, environmental protection and the economic benefits of conserving natural resources, which they are now expected to share with their communities.

The students returned to Babati District, with a responsibility to translate their experiences into practical conservation awareness among villagers. Welcoming them back, Babati District Council Executive Director Anna Mbogo urged them to work with teachers and ...