By Patience Tawiah
Nkwanta (O/R), July 23, GNA – The Kyabobo National Park recently welcomed eight student interns from the University of Development Studies (UDS), Nyankpala Campus, Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Management for a hands-on conservation experience.
The students were participating in a six-week internship programme, a collaborative effort between the University and the Park.
During their first week, the interns interacted with a Norwegian researcher and two Master’s students working on thesis projects focused on beetle data collection and biodiversity monitoring.
This exchange provided valuable insights into entomological research and enriched the students’ field experience.
It also fostered cross-cultural academic interaction and learning in biodiversity research.
Mr. Alfred Kofi Bara, the Park Manager, encouraged the students to maximize their stay, emphasizing the importance of hands-on experience in conservation and biodiversity management.
This internship programme was part of the University’s curriculum, designed to provide students with practical skills and real-world experience in conservation and biodiversity management.
Kyabobo National Park’s partnership with UDS reflects its commitment to supporting conservation education and promoting sustainable development.
The interns emphasized taking full advantage of the opportunity to add to knowledge acquisition in conservation and biodiversity management.
GNA
Edited by Maxwell Awumah/Benjamin Mensah