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We change your school to a nature laboratory and improve academic perfomance

Young Environmental Scientist Program is the youth based program aim to deliver key knowledge and skills based on science and environment styles and achieve local problem solving initiatives. Aim of the program is to support young adults achieve their dreams and building practical foundations for youth to love science subjects and achieve better grades including become key problem solvers at their local communities. Also the program is designed to achieve smart and green schools through youth programs such as school mapping, tree planting, climate change programs, 3D Animation program, Public Service Announcements, science experiments inclusive science test and agriculture projects founded by Mikoko Development Foundation the organization specialized in Environmental Conservation, Agriculture, Ecotourism, Capacity Building and Entrepreneurship.

Mikoko Development Foundation had a vision of extending a long-term partnership with partner’s organization and companies in helping youth and kids generation towards sustainable use of natural resources in four selected schools in United Republic of Tanzania. This is to help kids towards understanding sustainable use of natural resources through Mikoko or Environmental Clubs in Schools.

Mikoko Development Foundation will provide a technical support through volunteers who will offer a clear Students Go Out (SGO) in Youth Nature Outdoor Program model with application of Science, Robotic/Research, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics and Scuba/Sports (SREAMS) that will help create and build their direct understanding of nature and environment with the actual relationship to their class subjects studying.

Objective

1. To design valuable environmental and biodiversity educational tools through integrated Science, Technology, Research/Robotic, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics and Scuba/Sports (STREAMS)
2. To contribute to biodiversity conservation in Tanzania through Mikoko Youth Programs.
3. Improve methodology of teaching science to youth through environment.
4. Create Mikoko Online Schools that will provide education on biodiversity and environmental conversation.
5. Register 5 million youth on MOMS who will have free access to learning science related subjects online.
6. Monitor plantation and growth of 5 million trees in five years.
7. Register teachers who will use the available resources to teach youth science through environmental conservation.
8. Increase self-confidence and team-building skills