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Determining whether a place is a rich ecosystem involves taking into accounts many factors, and one of those is the diversity of animals. Covering an expansive 534 acres, Walailak Botanical Park not only conserves native plants but also features a large reservoir and an herbal garden. This ecosystem is home to a variety of birds,

Little do we know that mangrove forests, which grow in coastal areas where seawater and freshwater meet, playing a crucial role in protecting the shore from erosion and capable of storing up CO2 for millennia, has a kind of creature that is responsible for maintaining and improving the ecosystem. Referred to as “ecosystem engineers,” mud

On 6 September 2021, Assoc. Prof. Dr. Surin Maisrikord, Vice President for Global Engagement and Faculty Development, Walailak University,  Dr. Kessara Amornvuthivorn, Program director of SEAMEO STEM ED, Ms. Duriya Amatavivat, Former Deputy Permanent Secretary of Ministry of Education and Asst. Prof. Dr. Patnarin Supakorn, Acting Director of Center for International Affairs, Walailak University gave

Ms. Deborah Mak, Deputy Assistant Ambassador for Culture and Education, U.S. Embassy in Thailand spoke about the GLOBE project at the opening ceremony of the 4th environmental learning activity through environmental measurement and research work at Ban Mod Tanoi School, Kantang District, Trang Province. This activity is part of The Extension of GLOBE Research Program