Gochang County Holds Plant and Insect Monitoring Training at Ungok Ramsar Wetland

Plant and Insect Monitoring Education
to Be Held at the Biosphere Reserve Management Center
from July 4 to 27

Gochang County in North Jeolla Province will hold plant and insect monitoring education at the Gochang Biosphere Reserve Management Center from July 4 to 27 as part of its Ramsar Wetland City project.

According to the county on the 17th, the program will be held twice a week for a total of eight sessions, each running for two hours from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.

Anyone, regardless of their region, can apply via email or Naver Form.

Gochang Ramsar Wetland Monitoring Trainee Recruitment Poster. Provided by Gochang County

The curriculum covers a variety of engaging topics such as understanding insects and plants, climate change and insects, rosette plants and plant life cycles after winter, and the relationship between humans and plants, offering both fun and informative content for participants.

This program, conducted with experts in each field, aims to record changes in the wetland ecosystem through local biodiversity surveys, and to provide residents with hands-on experiences that highlight the value and importance of wetland conservation.

Participants who attend at least seven sessions will receive a certificate of completion and will be given opportunities to participate in future ecological resource monitoring activities.

A county official stated, "As the value of wetlands increases due to the climate crisis, the responsibility and importance of our county as a Ramsar Wetland City are also growing. We will continue to promote various wetland education and experience programs so that both residents and visitors can understand and actively participate in ecosystem conservation."

For more details, please contact the Gochang County Ecotourism Residents Social Cooperative.

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