Visiting an environmental school to learn about reforestation
Today was the day we really got to work. After a lovely breakfast we traveled to an environmental school, the name of which I'm going to have to look up. There it is. Instituto del Ambiente intro And there it is again. The school is in two sites, and we spent quite a bit of our day in their multi-use structure. It's an open-air shelter, though it's more than a shelter really. It's clearly the center of the school, where we had some team building activities, a presentation about the school's mission, and at the end of the day, students taught us how to dance. More on that later. Study in 1968, the school is for 18 to 27-year-olds, and students in the program live there for 3 years, if they're in the full program. They then maybe hired by the government, the forestry department to help with reforestation in the Dominican Republic. Sadly, Haiti, the DR's neighboring country, is quickly on the road to deforesting the landscape. The scho...