Humans are generally unaware of our interconnectedness with nature, and instead are degrading ecosystems through unsustainable practices.
Especially the young generations are gradually disconnected from nature while being indulged with standardized school curriculums that add no knowledge value of their local reality.
As a result of this nature alienation, communities lack the skills and incentives to protect their biodiversity.

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In the Fly High Bird Club, we strive for nature restoration through environmental education to improve diversity and resilience of human and wildlife ecosystems, and to transform the way humans relate with nature.
The aim is to engage the young generations in nature restoration while enabling informed decision-making, action and leadership for the sustainable economic development of their communities.