DNM's podcast " Cadushi ta zona cu Dyrick" is very educational!
ORANJESTAD— We reflect on the premiere of the audio series "Cadushi ta zona cu Dyrick" by the Department of Nature and Environment (DNM) two months ago.
Dyrick Wouters, a dynamic young man with a passion for Aruba's culture and nature, sits and talks with different stakeholders in our community who are related to our nature.
In the first episode, Dyrick learned who those in charge of the department that formulates the management for Aruba's nature and environment are. So, who and what are all the tasks of DNM? In episode 2, the young man spoke with representatives of the Aruba Conservation Foundation (ACF), formerly Parke Arikok, Mrs. Natasha Silva, and the Department of Public Health, Mrs. Jurette Croes, about the relationship between good health and nature. In episode 3, we talked with our mother of nature, Mrs. Olinda Rasmijn, who for years headed StimAruba, and Director of the Archaeological Museum, Sr. Pancho Geerman, where he talked about our natural heritage. Each edition of this podcast provides interesting information that captures your attention from beginning to end.
The fourth episode is accessible on social media and your preferred podcast platform on Thursday, May 8, at 7:00 p.m. Dyrick has a pleasant conversation with Mrs. Ray-Anne Hernandez of UNESCO and Mr. Gregory Fung-a-fat of 297Farms.
The series, "Cadushi ta zona cu Dyrick," has a great reception among our young people, and our older adults who follow this series via the channel mentioned and online. Many remark that this podcast is very educational, where those who watched it learned a lot, but also how each person gives their part to help preserve our nature and environment. The podcast captures your attention through the curiosity and passion of Dyrick, exploring Aruba's biodiversity, tradition, conservation efforts, and environmental challenges.
Aruba residents are encouraged to subscribe to DNM's social media accounts and podcast platform to ensure they don't miss any episodes of "Cadushi ta zona cu Dyrick." Soon this educational series will be on Canal 23 of TeleAruba, so stay tuned.
DNM thanks Mrs. Ray-Anne Hernandez of UNESCO and Mr. Gregory Fung-a-fat of 297Farms for their cooperation and for sharing their expertise and knowledge.
