T.s.Negi GC Reckongpeo

Activities

Activities Organized by the Department:

  1. Wildlife Awareness Campaigns in Local Communities:
    The department actively engages in raising awareness about wildlife conservation by organizing campaigns in nearby communities. Programs like the celebration of National Wildlife Week and National Wildlife Day feature workshops, talks by experts, and interactive activities to foster a deeper understanding of the importance of biodiversity.
  2. Annual Field Trips to Study Tribal Biodiversity:
    Field trips are conducted annually, allowing students to explore and document the biodiversity of tribal regions. These trips also include interactions with tribal communities to learn about their traditional ecological knowledge and sustainable practices.
  3. Seminars on Conservation Challenges in Rural and Tribal Areas:
    The department hosts seminars addressing critical issues such as habitat degradation, human-wildlife conflict, and the role of traditional knowledge in conservation. These events invite participation from students, faculty, and local stakeholders to promote collaborative solutions.
  4. Career Guidance Sessions:
    Regular sessions are held to guide students about career opportunities in wildlife studies, conservation biology, and environmental sciences. Experts from various organizations and alumni are invited to share their insights and experiences.
  5. Awareness Programs Against Drug Abuse:
    Recognizing the social challenges faced by local communities, the department organizes awareness campaigns to educate students and the community about the harmful effects of drug abuse and promote a healthy lifestyle.
  6. Workshops on Sex Education and Health Awareness:
    Workshops are conducted to provide students and young community members with knowledge about reproductive health, personal hygiene, and gender equality, fostering a safe and informed environment.
  7. Environmental Clean-Up Drives:
    The department takes initiative in organizing clean-up drives in nearby forests, rivers, and tribal areas to promote sustainable practices and environmental stewardship.
  8. Biodiversity Festivals and Competitions:
    Events like biodiversity festivals, poster-making competitions, and debates on conservation topics are organized to encourage creativity and active participation among students and the community.