Parents and children are welcome to attend a Turtle Monitoring Camp, which will be held at Ngerkeklau Island, Ngarchelong State from July 4-6, 2019. Ngerkeklau Island is one of two small islands in Ngarchelong State where sea turtles nest. Join the camp, and if you are lucky, you will witness hawksbill and green turtles nesting, or the most amazing adventure […]
On May 11, 2019, Ebiil Society and Master Navigator Sesario Sewralur launched the kaeb, or traditional racing canoe, which was carved by Sesario himself. The kaeb took just over four months to complete, and will be used for teaching Traditional Navigation at the 2019 Ebiil Summer camps. From a breadfruit trunk to a beautiful masterpiece, Sesario carved the kaeb at […]
Ebiil Society has been receiving generous donations for the two Ebiil Summer Camps, which will be taking place on the following dates: SUMMER CAMP #1 BEGINS: JUNE 16, 2019 ENDS: JUNE 23, 2019 SUMMER CAMP #2 BEGINS: JULY 14, 2019 ENDS: JULY 21, 2019 Ebiil Society, Inc. would like to that the following companies and individuals for their sponsorship: Blue […]
We are pleased to announce the opening of enrollment for the EBIIL SUMMER CAMP 2019! In this 15th Annual Summer Camp, we will offer two separate camps, one from June 16-23, and the other from July 14-21. Come join the fun learning experience, Ebiil-style, exploring traditional methods and customs. The camps are held at the Ebiil Training Center, which is […]
January 3, 2019 marked the launch of the Ebiil Outrigger Canoe Carving Study. The Canoe (Kaeb) Carving with Sesario Sewralur is a project to rebuild the knowledge of traditional outrigger canoe carving, and will be completed by March 2019, on time for Outdoor Classroom Training on Navigation and Ebiil Summer Camps. The carving is taking place at the Ebiil Natural […]
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In September 2018, Oregon State University students took part in an Ebiil Society Discovery Camp. Activities included tree planting, sea cucumber restoration, marine debris collection and analysis and study of artefacts on Ngerkeklau Island. Thank you Oregon State University for visiting Palau, and we bid you “mechikang e mlut el mei!” (Please visit again).
Ebiil Society Staff and Camp Counsellors presented at the 2nd National Environment Symposium on August 28th at the Ngarayamayong Cultural Center. Concerning the theme “Community Actions for Health and Well-Being”, Elchung Hideyos, Iseko Williander, Macy Nagata and Oreall Kloulechad presented the “Next Generation: Developing Next Generation Environmental Stewards”.
In June and July, Ebiil Society offered the Second “Experience Camp” version of Camp Ebiil. Grade 6-8 students were invited to sign up for eight days of experiencing traditional and conservational methods. Report: Camp Ebiil 2018 In fact, these experiences are offered not only to local students, but any education facility wishing to try these experiences. For our 2018-2019 schedule, please contact contact […]
