The instructor of the Digital Communication Arts program received a research grant for communication for the conservation of plant biodiversity in the original forest area of the Botanical Gardens, Walailak University.

      The Digital Communication Arts program congratulates Tanaporn Charoenthansakul, Wannarat Natee, and Budsarin Nantakat for receiving a research grant for communication for the conservation of plant biodiversity in the original forest area of the Botanical Gardens, Walailak University. The project is currently in the process of field implementation and involves coordinating with participating schools.
     The research project on communication for the conservation of plant biodiversity in the original forest area of the Botanical Gardens, Walailak University, is in response to His Majesty’s Royal Initiative. It is part of the project to conserve plant genetic resources closely associated with His Majesty’s Royal Initiative under the Royal Patronage of the Crown Property Bureau. This initiative supports the enhancement of the potential of natural learning resources in the original forest area and the conservation of resource heritage. It also aims to raise awareness of the value of the original forest area to foster perception and understanding among local youth regarding the benefits of plant biodiversity in the original forest area.