Environmental Education

Benefits of the Program
- Enhanced employment and social services.
- Wise utilization of the natural resources.
- Redeeming Godly cultures.
- New methods of sustainable-use farming.
- Hygiene, better health.
- Education.
- Protection and conservation of natural and rural areas.
- An environmentally literate population.
- Spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.
- Wise stewardship of God's creation resulting in man's
  survival.
Types of Courses Run By K.I.M.
- Six month Discipleship Training School (DTS) and Environmental Resource Stewardship school (EARS).
- General conservation awareness.
- Environmental education for schools.
- Agriculture: subsistence and intensive.
- Primary health care.
- Community development
- Agro-forestry.
- Arts and crafts.
- Nursery and Primary School
How Does It Function?
- Through a conservation awareness centre on K.I.M.'s property on the the shores of Lake Victoria, 3 km. south of Mbita Point.
- Through occupation of Kiboko Camp, a tented camp with a boma on the shore of Lake Victoria.
- Through K.I.M.'s NYATI Camp in Ruma National Park, 20 km from K.I.M.'s base near Mbita Point.
- Masai Mara
- Eco Missions
- A six month Discipleship Training School (DTS).
  This involves a three month residential lecture phase at KIM and a three month outreach phase.
  Accommodations - dormitories
- A Six month Environment and Resource Stewardship school (EARS).
  This involves a three month residential lecture phase at KIM and a three month outreach phase.
  Accommodations - dormitories
- A three week seminar on Environment and Resource Stewardship (EARS).
- Seminars and workshops

Environmental Problems

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A typical Kenyan Road

KIM Education Centre

Lake Victoria Covered with Water Hyacinth

Environmental Education Class in Process

Environmental Education Outreach to a School

Using Ruma National Park as an Outdoor Classroom

Environmental Education in the Field

Using Masai Mara as an Outdoor Training Area