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Target audience: class eight students and college learners

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Duration: two or three days of on‑site learning at Nameri Tiger Reserve

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Core activities: birdwatching, guided walks, wildlife tracking, river ecology, and rafting

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Students maintain field journals and receive certificates upon completion

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Goal: promote understanding of ecosystems, biodiversity, and conservation, encouraging responsible stewardship

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Summary

The two- to three‑day initiative includes birdwatching, guided forest walks, wildlife tracking, river ecology studies and safe rafting experiences.

Participants will work with naturalists and forest staff, keep field journals, and earn certificates, fostering hands‑on learning about ecosystems and biodiversity.

The program aims to build environmental awareness, scientific curiosity, and inspire future careers in ecology and conservation.

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New Words to Learn

8 words
ecosystem
all the plants, animals and environment that live together
biodiversity
the many different kinds of living things in a place
conservation
taking care of nature so it stays healthy
ecology
the study of how living things interact with each other and their surroundings
naturalist
a person who knows a lot about plants and animals
stewardship
responsibly taking care of something
river ecology
learning how rivers and the living things in them work together
field journal
a notebook where you write what you see while exploring
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