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48% of students seek more environmental education

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June 07, 2025

As part of its World Environment Day initiative, Dubai Safari Park conducted an insightful survey with 100 school students aged 12 to 15, capturing their hopes, ideas, and concerns for the future of the planet.

The initiative aimed to spotlight youth perspectives on environmental issues and elevate the voices of the next generation of changemakers.

The results revealed a strong environmental consciousness among students, with 48% expressing a desire for more education about how to protect the planet.

Moreover, 53% said they aspire to pursue careers that contribute to environmental or animal welfare, from veterinarians to wildlife conservationists.

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