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Yeonsu-gu Wood Experience Program Nurtures Children's Natural Sensitivity Through Creative Learning
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- From June to November 2025, Yeonsu-gu ran a total of 16 wood experience programs linked to children's forest experiences.
- The program was held at Dongchun 2 Neighborhood Park and the Children's Forest Experience Center in Daehak Park, where children made tools from wood and created works using natural materials.
- An official from Yeonsu-gu said the district will continue to run seasonal forest experiences, environmental education and children's forest programs.
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