Eco camp programme
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The document outlines the schedule for an eco camp held from November 26-27, 2011 at Mambukal Resort. Day 1 activities included mangrove planting, lectures on environmental topics, games, and a film showing. Day 2 activities consisted of trekking, swimming, and returning home. The schedule included times for assemblies, transportation, meals, lectures, assignments, and recreational activities during the two-day eco camp.
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