Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University (SNRU) launched the “SDG14 Life Below Water” project to raise awareness and promote the sustainable use of Nong Han water resources. The project aims to conserve, restore, and ensure the balanced utilization of the aquatic ecosystem. The main activity was a seminar held on February 6-7, 2024, under the topic “Directions for Sustainable Use of Water Resources: Case Study of Nong Han Water Resources.” The event was attended by over 60 participants, including the Deputy Governor of Sakon Nakhon, local administrators, community representatives, and university staff. Key discussions focused on planning sustainable resource management, conserving biodiversity, and addressing the urgent issue of “Alien Aquatic Species” in Nong Han, which significantly impacts the local ecosystem.
SDG14 Life Below Water : โครงการปลูกจิตสำนึกการใช้ทรัพยากรแหล่งน้ำ กรณีศึกษาทรัพยากรแหล่งน้ำหนองหาร จังหวัดสกลนคร
Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University (SNRU) implements a dedicated water pollution control program on campus, integrating field monitoring with formal reporting. The program uses a hands-on approach to water quality management, with university staff actively collecting water samples from campus water bodies and inspecting drainage channels. This practical engagement ensures continuous monitoring and compliance with environmental […]
Details Number of Lecturers Facuty of Education 80 Curriculum and Instruction Research (Master’s Degree) 1 Educational Administration (Master’s Degree) 4 Educational Administration (Doctoral Degree) 3 Educational Administration and Development 5 Elementary Education / Primary Education 3 Early Childhood Education 5 Special Education 5 Teaching Thai Language 5 Teaching English Language 5 Science Education (Doctoral Degree) […]
Water Conservation – Rain Water Collection (Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University) Number of Reservoirs Water surface area (sq.m.) Water depth (m.) Capacity of Lakes (cu.m.) Picture of Water Conservation 1 27,500 2.5 68,750 2 18,400 2 36,800 3 13,800 2 27,600 4 15,000 2 30,000 Total Capacity of Rain Water Collection 163,150