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A New Force in Protecting National Parks: Conservation Volunteers Receive a Boost.

The Shei-Pa National Park Administration (SNPPA) recently completed the first phase of its 7th volunteer recruitment program for conservation workers. Of the 230 applicants, 60 were shortlisted for interviews after their written applications were reviewed by a selection committee composed of supervisors and senior volunteers. Following interviews, 42 volunteers were selected for the second phase of practical training. These 42 trainees come from…
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The Shei-Pa National Park Administration (SNPPA) recently completed the first phase of its 7th volunteer recruitment program for conservation workers. Of the 230 applicants, 60 were shortlisted for interviews after their written applications were reviewed by a selection committee composed of supervisors and senior volunteers. Following interviews, 42 volunteers were selected for the second phase of practical training. These 42 trainees come from…

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大纪元 Epoch Times broke the news in New York, United States on Friday, September 18, 2026.
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