Wildlife conservation programmes held at Samata Degree College
Samata Degree College organized wildlife conservation programs during Wildlife Week to raise awareness about biodiversity and the impact of deforestation. Experts and faculty members urged students to protect local ecosystems and species beneficial to agriculture.
Why it matters
It promotes environmental stewardship and education among students, highlighting the critical role of biodiversity in human survival.
Wildlife conservation programmes were organised at Samata Degree College in MVP Colony as part of Wildlife Week on Monday.
Speaking at the programme, Green Climate Team NGO founder secretary J.V. Ratnam urged people to protect all forms of life, saying the extinction of any species was a loss to humanity.
He called for a forest to be planted on every 10 acres in every village and stressed the need to protect species beneficial to agriculture.
Principal Sarabandi said Wildlife Week was observed from October 2 to 8 to create awareness about conservation and biodiversity.
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