The University of Chester says it is a game changer for how conservation and sustainability are taught.
Chester Zoo and the University of Chester have joined forces to offer a "game changing" new course "vital to saving our planet".The University of Chester said it will enable educators to "find solutions to climate and biodiversity emergencies".
Liz Webb, Chester Zoo's conservation academy training manager, said: "Education is vital to saving our planet. She said it can only truly be done with "more and better trained educators who thoroughly understand the magnitude of the environmental challenges we face and have the skills to engage their learners and organisations with the solutions needed to address them".The course for education professionals, which starts in January, was the "first of its kind" in the UK, and the first education course developed by a zoo and a university globally, Ms Webb said.
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