Conservation
The Twinning Project supports conservation in both Queen Elizabeth Parks by working to assist Rangers to develop their skills, encouraging all staff to engage with their local community and by ensuring that the Twinning Project is seen very much as a wildlife conservation and environmental project.
The Project sees exchange as an important tool in the development of ideas and key skills. It also believes that by providing training and mentoring opportunities both Parks and their local communities will benefit.
Rangers involvement with the local schools is also seen as vital to the future of conservation.
It is keen for Rangers to be seen as environmental icons and for young people to feel part of the environmental protection process.
Rangers from UK taking part in an animal capture Ugandan Rangers learning about recreation
exercise in Uganda opportunities on the Basingstoke Canal
