Hand-painted painting exhibition combined with discussion: "Youth with sustainable energy adapting to climate change"
Hai Van Farm - Vam Ho Bird Sanctuary is probably a familiar name to young people in Ben Tre with an experiential space combining learning that is both rich in local identity and close to nature and friendly. environment. On January 8, 1, Hai Van Farm, with the support of GREEN IN, organized a hand-drawn painting exhibition combined with a discussion on the topic: "Youth with sustainable energy adapting to Climate Change".
The program attracted more than 100 students from schools: Nguyen Tat Thanh University, Ho Chi Minh City National University Branch in Ben Tre, Ben Tre College, Phan Liem High School, Phan Ngoc Tong High School, Phan Van High School Tri participated. More than 20 excellent paintings by students and students participating in the seminar were made and displayed right at the seminar. Combined with that, a seminar to help improve knowledge about sustainable energy was also held on the same day to disseminate knowledge about sustainable energy to students.
The topic of sustainable energy is still unfamiliar to today's young generation. Participating in the program, you will also be able to directly visit the Ba Tri wind power plant - a renewable energy model right in the province.
Through hands-on learning and playing programs like these, GREEN IN believes that in the near future, the youth generation will contribute more to the journey of sustainable energy development, for a brighter future. sustainable hybrid Vietnam.