Our day three itinerary required some adjustments due to rain this morning. Instead of our original morning plans, students participated in a fishing simulation game to learn about the local economy. The game was not only fun but also provided the students with a deeper and more nuanced perspective of the local economic system. The morning also included team-building activities. In the afternoon, we proceeded with kayak training, starting on land to cover basic stroke techniques and safety procedures, including how to re-enter a kayak from the water. Following the training, students practiced these skills on the water. The afternoon concluded with a visit to the Telunas mangrove nursery, where students learned about the re-foresting initiative and contributed by planting mangroves in the nursery. We hope to see these mangroves ready for planting in the local villages in three months or so. Students also enjoyed free time on the beach, which included an impromptu beach football match, badminton, table tennis, and some creative hole-digging. Although we are all feeling a little tired, spirits are high, and students are looking forward to the kayak trip and deck jumping activities tomorrow!