Summer Programme at National Zoological Park, Delhi under MoEFCC – Slot 1*
Fifteen enthusiastic students from Delhi Public School, Faridabad proudly participated in the week-long Summer Programme organized at the National Zoological Park, Delhi under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC).
The programme offered a unique blend of experiential learning, environmental awareness, and conservation education through a...
Summer Programme at National Zoological Park, Delhi under MoEFCC – Slot 1*
Fifteen enthusiastic students from Delhi Public School, Faridabad proudly participated in the week-long Summer Programme organized at the National Zoological Park, Delhi under the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC).
The programme offered a unique blend of experiential learning, environmental awareness, and conservation education through a series of engaging themes and activities:
Biodiversity Day
Turtle Day
Wildlife Photography Day
Heritage Walk – Visit to Purana Qila
Tree and Me – Herbarium Making
Slogan Writing Competition – "Inspired by Nature, For Climate, For Future"
Over seven enriching days, students explored the fascinating world of wildlife, biodiversity, reptiles, birds, trees, and heritage conservation. They gained valuable insights into the history of Delhi Zoo, endangered species conservation, wildlife photography, turtles, snakes, exotic birds, medicinal plants and ecological sustainability.
The Heritage Walk to Purana Qila added a historical perspective to their learning journey, while interactive sessions with renowned experts and conservationists deepened their understanding of environmental stewardship and biodiversity protection.
Students who exhibited the best efforts were rewarded with special souvenirs at the Culmination ceremony on June 6,2026:
Best Photography competition
1. Kushagra Wadhwa
2. Reaansh Salaria
3. Nayra Gujral
4. Iaan Chand
Art and craft
1. Nayra Gujral
2. Aahana Kapoor
Slogans Writing
1. Reaansh Salaria
2. Khima Gulati
The programme provided a wonderful opportunity for students to connect with nature, develop scientific curiosity, and appreciate the importance of preserving our rich natural heritage for future generations. It was truly a memorable journey of learning, exploration, and environmental responsibility.
Together, we nurture young minds to become informed and responsible guardians of our planet
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