“Zoo Zoo: Restoring Wildlife Lives" A Mission to Return Life to the Forest at Wildlife Rescue Center
Scholarship Department, Student Services Center, organized the "Zoo Zoo: Restoring Wildlife Lives" project, giving students who receive Student Loan Fund loans the opportunity to engage in public service activities alongside real-world learning in wildlife conservation at Wildlife Rescue Center No. 1, Nakhon Nayok Province.
Rescue Center No. 1, covering approaches to caring for and rehabilitating injured or rescued wildlife — from treatment processes and behavioral adjustment through to preparation for release back into the wild. Students then participated in hands-on activities including cleaning animal enclosures and preparing and providing food for the animals, all as part of the process of promoting animal hygiene and rehabilitating wildlife to be fully capable of living independently in nature.
This project reflects the Scholarship Division's commitment to natural resource and wildlife conservation, emphasizing experiential learning in wildlife rescue and rehabilitation over classroom-based theory alone — in order to genuinely and sustainably cultivate in students a sense of social and environmental responsibility, as well as compassion toward all living beings.
