Radio Cadena Agramonte emisiora de Camagüey
The Explorers Pioneers Movement in Camagüey stands as a vital force in the formation of values and love for nature.
The movement's educational work is highlighted in projects where they practice survival and life on campaign techniques linked to care of the environment.
The Casino Campestre Park Zoo in Camagüey's capital becomes a giant classroom where explorers pioneers interact with endemic and exotic species, strengthening their connection with fauna.
Here, recreational and educational activities, such as talks on endangered species, complement their learning, while they develop skills such as teamwork and scientific observation.
These spaces are vital for awakening vocations to environmental and technical careers.
Reforestation workshops, cleaning of ponds, monuments, and green areas are also part of their training, instilling ecological responsibility from an early age.
Additionally, they collaborate on initiatives such as Mi Costa, focused on the restoration of mangroves and wetlands, key to the province's climate resilience.
Community integration is another pillar, leading sanitation campaigns in neighborhoods and schools, promoting sustainable practices, and reducing plastics.
The Explorers Pioneers Movement in the 13 municipalities of Camagüey emphasizes comprehensive training from orientation and first aid techniques to the study of local history, merging practical knowledge with values ??such as solidarity and discipline.
Thus, they are not only guardians of their environment, but also seeds of a future where development and sustainability go hand in hand.
Their legacy, rooted in the love for Cuba and its nature, is the best inheritance for future generations. (Maykel Torres La Rosa/Radio Cadena Agramonte) (Photo: Taken from the Internet)
