IGZP Begins Week-Long Wildlife Celebrations With Student Drawing Competition
Indira Gandhi Zoological Park begins Wildlife Week with a student drawing contest and plans competitions, workshops and conservation awareness events.
The Indira Gandhi Zoological Park (IGZP) has begun its week-long Wildlife Week celebrations with a drawing competition for students. The competition was held on Friday under the theme “Connecting Habitats, Thriving Wildlife.”
Competitions and awareness programmes
The celebrations are being held from October 2 to 8 and will include several activities for students. The schedule features elocution, fancy dress, poster presentation and photography competitions, along with a butterfly workshop and wildlife awareness programmes.
Chief Conservator of Forests I. Kasi Viswanadha Raju and IGZP Curator and Divisional Forest Officer Ravindra Dhama released the schedule. Students participated in three categories based on their classes.
The drawing competition aimed to promote awareness of wildlife, habitats and conservation. Its theme also links the protection of habitats with thriving wildlife, setting the focus for the week’s activities.
Merit certificates and prizes will be presented to the winners at the valedictory ceremony on October 8.
Source: The Hindu
Frequently asked questions
When did the Indira Gandhi Zoological Park begin its Wildlife Week celebrations?
The Indira Gandhi Zoological Park began its week-long Wildlife Week celebrations with a drawing competition for students.
What was the theme of the drawing competition?
The theme was “Connecting Habitats, Thriving Wildlife.”
What activities are scheduled during the celebrations?
The celebrations include elocution, fancy dress, poster presentation and photography competitions, a butterfly workshop, and wildlife awareness programmes.
When will the winners receive merit certificates and prizes?
Winners will receive merit certificates and prizes at the valedictory ceremony on October 8.
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