A total of 29 students from SK Pelabuhan Utara took part in an educational tour to KL Bird Park, made possible through the collaborative efforts of Baker Hughes and Great Vision Charity Association. The initiative was carried out as part of Baker Hughes’s corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programme, aimed to provide students with meaningful, hands-on learning experiences beyond the classroom.
During the visit, students were introduced to a wide range of bird species, learning about their habitats, behaviour and ways of life in the wild. The programme included interactive bird feeding sessions and educational bird shows featuring parrots and other species. One student was selected to participate directly in the bird show and offering a rare opportunity for experiential learning and active engagement.
The visit was supported by volunteers from Baker Hughes and Great Vision Charity Association, who assisted throughout the programme to ensure the student’s safety, participation and learning engagement.
Beyond recreational enjoyment, the outing emphasised biodiversity awareness, wildlife conservation and environmental stewardship. By exposing students to real-world examples of nature and wildlife, the initiative aimed to enhance understanding while encouraging curiosity, empathy and responsibility toward the environment.
This collaborative effort demonstrates how partnerships between corporate organisations and charitable associations can create accessible educational opportunities that support holistic learning, broaden students’ perspectives and foster long-term appreciation for conservation and environmental awareness.
