Education is a vital aspect of nature conservation. Through good education, we can pass on the spirit of conservation from one generation to the next. For the Endemic Indonesia Society (EIS), education is one of the key pillars for achieving its vision. EIS implements this pillar through various programs and activities, one of which is providing education to young people and children about how EIS, as a non-governmental organization (NGO), carries out its conservation programs. In mid-September and early October 2025, Endemic Indonesia Society conducted educational activities for biology students of Yogyakarta State University (UNY) and children from Jatimulyo Village, Kulon Progo. The session with UNY students was attended by seven participants and began with casual discussions and interviews. During the session, students conducted interviews to learn more about EIS. Rahmadiyono Widodo (Yono) represented EIS and answered their questions, helping the students understand how an NGO ope...