As a significant step for educational institutions in Assam, the 'Nameri Wild Classroom' project has been launched at the Nameri Tiger Reserve. This new system will provide students with a golden opportunity to get acquainted with the real world of nature, alongside traditional classroom and textbook learning.
It is hoped that this concept of learning in the depths of the forest will encourage the new generation to understand the importance of biodiversity conservation. In a rich natural environment like Nameri, students will be able to study wildlife behavior, forest ecology, and various aspects of the ecosystem firsthand. This will not only increase their environmental awareness but also foster scientific thinking.
Background: অসম বন বিভাগত ৭৮৯টা বনৰক্ষী পদৰ নিযুক্তিৰ জাননী
Through this project, the state's teaching methodology is planned to become more practical and nature-oriented. The concerned authorities have expressed hope that such efforts will reduce the distance between nature and human society in the coming days. The start of the project has already received a positive response from students and parents.
In the future, students from various educational institutions will receive regular opportunities for field-based learning through this 'Wild Classroom.' As a result, the path will be paved for creating a new generation of aware citizens in the field of the state's environment and wildlife protection.