NEPZ educates youth in Czechia and Slovakia on protecting nature, fostering ethics, and engaging students in hands-on conservation efforts since 2012.
Since 2012 we have launched the project The Richest Ecosystems of Planet Earth (NEPZ) in Czech and Moravian schools, which is the main partner of Justice for Nature and its project activities.
At the same time, it is a key element in educating children and youth about the importance, threats and protection of wild nature in a context with a high ethical overlap.
Czech Republic
Slovak Republic
Since 2016, NEPZ has also expanded to Slovakia and currently operates three education teams in the Czech Republic and one in Slovakia. All NEPZ trainers are also field staff of the monitoring project Eye on the Earth and members of Justice for Nature.
The NEPZ project is directly linked to the cooperation with the individual Justice for Nature projects and is one of the few EEP (Environmental Educational Project) projects able to involve school pupils and students in direct field conservation through the "NEPZ for Wilderness" cooperation and, in addition, the upcoming generation is regularly informed about the need for nature conservation and biodiversity preservation.
✦ Direct involvement of students in conservation efforts.
✦ Hands-on fieldwork through
"NEPZ for Wilderness."
✦ Partner with 50+ schools
The MMRT-SEB is created to monitor, protect and, if necessary, rescue marine mammals in the IMMA San Juan del Sur (Important Marine Mammals Area) protection and reproduction zone. Our team operates in the area of Salinas Bay, Santa Elena, and Papagayo Bay. We are currently negotiating an active collaboration with the State Veterinary Office SENASA, the ACG Guanacaste National Park, the INCOPESCA Fisheries Office and the Coast Guard.
The monthly fees associated with the operation of the monitoring ship The Spartan amount to CZK 56,000. 8 trips are planned per month, each of which costs 7,000 CZK.
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