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Kozhikode school’s mini forest brings students closer to nature

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Kozhikode school’s mini forest brings students closer to nature
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Students at a government school in Kozhikode are learning environmental stewardship through 'Vidyavanam,' a mini-forest initiative on their campus. The project encourages children to plant trees, feed local wildlife, and develop a hands-on connection with nature.

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This initiative serves as a practical educational model for fostering environmental responsibility and conservation values in young students.

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The laughter of children at play mingles with the birdsong from the mini forest, Vidyavanam, at Government Mappila Upper Primary (GMUP) School, Poonoor, 30 km away from Kozhikode city.

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The article is a feature piece highlighting a community-based educational project with a neutral, descriptive tone.

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