During school holidays, an environmental camp on the territory of Al Nur Island will teach children environmental awareness.
During school holidays, an environmental camp was organized on Al Nur Island in Sharjah, where children are instilled with a sense of responsibility towards the environment, which they can then carry through the rest of their lives.
Island Explorer's summer program will mainly be held in the island's one-of-a-kind butterfly park, which has become one of the most popular places in the emirate due to its huge emphasis on environmental conservation.
The park has more than 20 species of butterflies, the number of beautiful winged insects totals 500 individuals.
The program is divided into two age groups: 9-12 and 13-16 years old and is designed in such a way that children can spend their time as useful and interesting as possible: including studying the history of nature and the life of butterflies, in addition, camp guests will also have the opportunity to try themselves as employees parka.
Park experts will tell children about the place of butterflies in the ecological chain, their significance for the sustainable development of the planet, as well as tell a lot of interesting stories about one of the most exotic representatives of the insect fauna.
Also, children will be told in a fascinating way about how to care for plants, agriculture and protect the environment.
The island manager believes that in addition to learning key facts about butterflies and other wildlife on Al Nur Island, children will also gain valuable skills that will help them in future interpersonal communication and work.
Al Nur Island, with an area of 45,470 square meters in the Khalid lagoon in Sharjah, is a unique project with an avant-garde design that allows guests to explore nature in vast spaces. Established by the Investment Department of the Emirate of Sharjah (Shurooq) aims to strengthen the status of Sharjah as a leading cultural, tourism and investment destination in the region.
Al Nur Island and similar projects attracting visitors from different countries stimulate the development of tourism in Sharjah and bring the emirate closer to its goal of attracting 10 million visitors by 2021.
