environmental conservation
The environment is very important for our life. Clean air, water, and forests help people, animals, and plants stay healthy. But sometimes, people cut too many trees, throw rubbish in rivers, or hurt wild animals. That is why it is important to protect nature. The Shinta Mani Foundation helps with this work in Cambodia.
One special place is Shinta Mani Wild, a nature resort in the forest. It is not only for tourists — it also helps save the environment. The resort is in a big forest with animals, rivers, and trees. Rangers work there to stop illegal logging and hunting. They help keep the forest safe.
Shinta Mani Wild also teaches local people about nature. They give jobs to people from the area, so they do not need to cut trees or harm the forest. Guests can also learn how to protect the environment.
Thanks to Shinta Mani Wild, the forest is cleaner and safer. It shows that tourism and nature can work together to make a better future.
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Vocabulary:
- Environment – The world around us: the air, water, land, animals, and plants.
- Forests – Big areas with many trees.
- Plants – Green things that grow in the ground, like flowers, trees, and grass.
- Healthy – Feeling well, strong, and not sick.
- To cut trees – To use tools to make trees fall down.
- To throw – To make something fly out of your hand.
- Rubbish – Things we do not need and put in the trash.
- To hurt animals – To make animals feel pain or get injured.
- To protect – To keep something safe from harm.
- To save the environment – To help nature stay clean and safe.
- A ranger – A person who works in a forest or park to keep it safe.
- Illegal – Not allowed by the law.
- Logging – Cutting down trees to use the wood.
- Hunting – Catching or killing wild animals.
- To keep safe – To stop something from getting hurt or lost.
- To teach – To help someone learn something.
- To harm the forest – To do bad things to the forest, like cutting trees or starting fires.
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Match the word with the definition
Words:
- Protect
- Environment
- To harm the forest
- Illegal
- Rubbish
- To teach
- To save somebody
- A ranger
- To go hunting
- Logging wood
Definitions:
A. Things we throw away because we do not need them.
B. To help someone not get hurt or die.
C. To go into nature to catch or kill wild animals.
D. To stop bad things from happening to something.
E. A person who works in the forest to keep it safe.
F. Not allowed by law.
G. The land, air, water, animals, and plants around us.
H. To cut down trees and take the wood.
I. To do bad things to trees and nature.
J. To help someone learn.
1d, 2g, 3i, 4f, 5a, 6j, 7b, 8e, 9c, 10h.
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Fill in (words below):
- Shinta Mani Wild helps to protect the __________.
- A __________ works in the forest to stop logging.
- People should not throw _________ into the river.
- __________hunting can hurt animals in the forest.
- The Foundation teaches people how to save __________
- __________ trees is bad and harms the forest.
- __________ water helps people stay strong and healthy.
- The forest is home to many ___________ animals.
- Tourists learn how to __________ nature and animals.
- Shinta Mani Wild gives jobs to local _______________.
a) people b) rubbish c) Clean d) environment e) nature. f) wild g) Illegal h) ranger i) Logging j) protect
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True, false?
- Shinta Mani Wild is a nature resort in Cambodia.
- The foundation cuts down trees to build more hotels.
- Rangers work at Shinta Mani Wild to stop hunting.
- The resort teaches guests how to cook Cambodian food.
- Illegal logging is a problem in the forest.
- Local people can get jobs at Shinta Mani Wild.
- The foundation throws rubbish into the rivers.
- Protecting the forest helps animals and people.
- Shinta Mani Wild works to save the environment.
- The forest is turned into a city for tourists.
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true: 1,3,5,6,8,9
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Only one answer
🔹 Multiple Choice Vocabulary Questions
- What does “protect” mean?
A. To play with something
B. To keep something safe
C. To clean something - What does “ranger” mean?
A. A cook in a restaurant
B. A person who works in a forest
C. A person who drives a bus - What does “illegal” mean?
A. Not allowed by law
B. Very good and helpful
C. Something you can buy - What does “logging” mean?
A. Watching birds in a forest
B. Cutting down trees for wood
C. Planting new trees - What does “hunting” mean?
A. Looking for and catching animals
B. Playing a game with friends
C. Building a house - What does “rubbish” mean?
A. Something we eat
B. Something we throw away
C. Something we wear - What does “environment” mean?
A. A place where people go to school
B. The world around us, like air and water
C. A kind of animal - What does “to harm the forest” mean?
A. To make the forest better
B. To hurt or damage the forest
C. To clean the forest - What does “to save somebody” mean?
A. To help them not get hurt or die
B. To tell them a funny joke
C. To give them a present - What does “to teach” mean?
A. To help someone learn something
B. To clean something with water
C. To take something away
1b, 2b, 3a, 4b, 5a, 6b, 7b, 8b, 9a, 10a
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Interview with a ranger
Interviewer:
- What is your name and what is your job?
Ranger:
My name is Vannak, and I am a ranger. I work at Shinta Mani Wild to protect the forest and the animals that live here.
Interviewer:
2. Can you describe your daily work?
Ranger:
Every day, I walk through the forest to make sure everything is safe. I check for any illegal logging or hunting. I also make sure there is no rubbish left in the forest.
Interviewer:
3. What do you do if you see illegal activities?
Ranger:
If I find illegal logging or hunting, I report it to the authorities. Sometimes, I talk to the people and try to stop them from harming the forest.
Interviewer:
4. Why is it important to protect the forest?
Ranger:
The forest provides us with clean water and is home to many animals. If we don’t protect it, the environment could be damaged, and animals could lose their homes.
Interviewer:
5. What challenges do you face as a ranger?
Ranger:
The biggest challenge is stopping people who cut down trees or hunt animals illegally. Sometimes, they don’t understand why it’s bad for the environment.
Interviewer:
6. How do you teach others about protecting the environment?
Ranger:
I teach local people and tourists about the importance of protecting the forest. I explain how the forest helps us and why we need to keep it safe.
Interviewer:
7. Do you work with other people?
Ranger:
Yes, I work with other rangers to patrol the forest and keep it safe. We work together to stop illegal activities.
Interviewer:
8. What’s the best part of your job?
Ranger:
The best part is when I see people respecting nature. It feels good to know that I am helping protect the environment.
Interviewer:
9. What do you want for the future?
Ranger:
I hope more people understand how important it is to protect nature. I want to continue my work and teach others how to help.
Interviewer:
10. Why is your job so important?
Ranger:
My job helps protect the forest and the animals. It’s important for the future of the environment and for the health of our planet.
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You interview a local about the work of rangers – use the interview above, rewrite it, and make all changes necessary:
- What is HIS name and what is HIS job?
Ranger:
HIS name is Vannak, and HE IS a ranger. HE workS at Shinta Mani Wild to protect the forest and the animals that live here.
Interviewer:
2. Can you describe HIS daily work?
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