Learning by Doing, in Nature
At Prawns Lake, students don't just read about mangroves — they plant them, monitor them, and learn directly from the ecosystem and local experts.
We combine science, culture, and action to inspire the next generation of conservation leaders and critical thinkers.
Who We Host
Hands-on learning experiences for all ages and levels
School Field Trips
Curriculum-aligned programs including mangrove walks, seedling planting, water quality testing, and biodiversity surveys led by local experts.
University & Research Programs
Field station support for marine biology, ecology, and conservation management students. Access to long-term datasets and community partnerships.
Researcher Residencies
Base for independent research with accommodation, boat access, and collaboration with our monitoring team and local guides.
Workshops & Training
Practical training on mangrove restoration, community-based conservation, eco-tourism, and climate adaptation strategies.
Priority Research Areas
We actively support qualified researchers with field access and local knowledge.
Mangrove Ecology & Restoration
Species composition, growth rates, survival factors, and ecosystem recovery.
Carbon Sequestration & Blue Carbon
Carbon stocks, sediment accumulation, and climate mitigation potential.
Community-Based Conservation
Social, economic, and governance aspects of local conservation efforts.
Eco-Tourism & Sustainable Livelihoods
Impact of tourism on local economies, employment, and conservation attitudes.
Climate Resilience & Adaptation
Role of mangroves in coastal protection and community resilience.
Facilities
What We Provide
Practical support tailored for researchers, students, and workshop groups to maximize learning and research outcomes.
Plan Your Field Visit
Whether you're organizing a school trip, research project, or professional workshop we're ready to support you with expertise and resources.