Abstract

Conclusion. Field trips to wetland ecosystems have been proven to enhance learning and contribute to positive emotional experiences. These findings suggest that they should be incorporated into university geography curricula, especially in areas with similar ecosystems.

Keywords: Enjoyable Learning, Field Trip, Wetland Ecosystem, Geography Education

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