Environmentalist’s Theme Park Doubles as Classroom | National Geographic

each one of course has the power to
create or to destroy we can have
negative impacts in our nature but also
we can be part of the solution if we
have the right knowledge
in my country the basis of our economy
is our natural resources
why is environmental education not a
main subject in the school’s curriculum
table pentandra is an educational theme
park where we engage children to learn
more about environmental issues we
started as a movement of children trying
to protect me issues in the salt is of
Mexico we dream about freedom avoid
movements around the world Explorer in a
Spanish is explorador that’s what
children in say open tundra are doing
when I see the faces of children I
remember that we have hope the
impossible can become a reality can
become true each child is like a Noah’s
Ark because they have the power to
protect the rescue and to preserve all
the living beings if we are not careful
children will grow up and will forget
their dreams they need advocacy and they
need mentorship many of them I saw in
their eyes the dream of the Explorer of
the third-person honest leaders for our
world the worst environmental problem
that a society has to face it’s not
pollution is no extinction it’s not
global warming the worst problem is the
lack of education it is the root of all
environmental problems many people say
that children are the future if we want
to see children as the future we need to
invest in them now