Planting Trees

Category: Art of Conservation (AoC) | Date: Jun 18 2008 | By: Julie

Lesson Where Art Shows the POSITIVE Impact of People on the Environment

Art student’s express more views on how they think people can protect the environment as opposed to being destructive.

A photo of volcanoes resting inside a national forest while cultivation threatens to enter. A view from a classroom in Kinigi.

Drawing of a woman working in the fields.

Another picture of a woman tending to her crops, perhaps this is corn.

Figure planting a tree.

Holding a seedling.

More again soon,
Julie

Welcome to Art of Conservation, (AoC).

Art of Conservation, Inc. works in poor rural communities surrounding Parc National des Volcans (PNV) in Rwanda, teaching schoolchildren about the importance of maintaining a healthy environment for both people and animals and instilling them with an understanding and respect for themselves, their peers, and the natural world. AoC is led by Julie Ghrist and her team, Valerie Akuredusenge, Eric Mutabazi, Innocent Uwizeye and Fahad Ndangiza.
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