Lessons from Sariska Tiger Reserve

During our educational trip to Sariska Tiger Reserve, we, the group of Kingfishers, focused on raising awareness among young people about the importance of protecting wildlife. We learnt that wildlife is a vital part of the forest ecosystem, and it is our responsibility to protect it. The forest is home to many animals, birds, and insects, and we realised how crucial it is to keep these natural habitats safe. Sariska, known for its tigers and rich variety of wildlife, was the perfect place to understand the importance of preserving these ecosystems.

We also discussed the need to stop poaching and hunting, which harm wildlife and disturb the balance of nature. While visiting Sariska, we saw how delicate the ecosystem is and how human activities like poaching and destruction can harm animals. We also promised to take small actions, such as not littering, to help protect the environment and show respect for the world around us.

In conclusion, we decided to commit ourselves to protecting wildlife and the natural heritage of our country. We realised the importance of not littering and ensuring we don’t destroy anything in nature. Our trip to Sariska helped us see how we can all make a difference by respecting wildlife and encouraging others to do the same. By caring for our forests and wildlife, we can ensure that future generations will also be able to enjoy the beauty of nature.

Writen By Avi, Anika, Inaya, Myraa, Noor, Tanvi, Taiesha, Vaani & Vaishnavi ( The Shriram Millenium School, Sec-81, Faridabad).

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