Wildlife & Biological Park Visit

School Programme · Educational Visit · Wildlife and Biological Park Educational Visits

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· Nahargarh Biological Park, Jaipur

Our educational visit took a group of school students to Nahargarh Biological Park, in the Aravalli hills on the edge of Jaipur. Walking through the park with KJVF and a forest expert, they watched a tiger walk across its enclosure, saw peacocks, stopped at the aviary and gathered round a striped squirrel on the pathway, while the expert explained how each animal lives and what it needs from its habitat.

On the lawn, in the shade of the trees, Chirag Panwar of KJVF spoke with the students about nature and wildlife, and the forest expert talked with them as they sat in a circle under the trees. The morning ended with fruit and snacks arranged by KJVF, handed out to the students by Forest Department officials.

Photos from the day

Students, teachers and the KJVF team together with the KJVF banner at the start of the visit.
A tiger walks across its enclosure while students watch and observe closely.
Students gather around a striped squirrel on the pathway and watch it closely.
Exploring the biological park: peacock and tiger viewing, a stop at the aviary, and the forest expert explaining the animals to students.
KJVF's Chirag Panwar speaking with students on the lawn about nature and wildlife.
The forest expert talks to students seated in a circle under the trees.
Forest officials hand out the snacks and fruit arranged by KJVF to the students.
Snack time and learning on the lawn: students queue for snacks, then sit and listen together.
Students enjoy their snacks together after watching the animals.
The KJVF banner group photo at the park entrance.

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Part of our programme: Wildlife and Biological Park Educational Visits

Read about this programme in our proposal (pages 9–10, PDF) (opens in a new tab)