Wildlife Week celebrations conclude in Malappuram
The competitions were held on October 2 and 3 as part of the Wildlife Week, observed to raise awareness about wildlife conservation.
The Indira Gandhi Zoological Park (IGZP) inaugurated Wildlife Week festivities on Friday with a drawing contest for students, centered around the theme "Connecting Habitats, Thriving Wildlife." The week-long series of events, spanning from October 2 to 8, will encompass elocution, fancy dress, poster displays, photography competitions, a butterfly workshop, and various wildlife awareness programs.
Chief Conservator of Forests I. Kasi Viswanadha Raju and IGZP Curator and Divisional Forest Officer Ravindra Dhama unveiled the schedule. Students competed in three categories, designated by grade levels. The objective of the contest is to raise awareness about wildlife, habitats, and conservation. Winners will be honored with merit certificates and prizes at the concluding ceremony on October 8.
The competition's terms and conditions require all comments to be in English and written as full sentences. Abusive or personal remarks are prohibited, and participants must adhere to the community guidelines when posting their comments.
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