jaspreetsingh@barusahib.orgAt Eternal University, education is not just taught—it is experienced. Taking a bold step beyond textbooks, students from the Department of Zoology, Akal College of Basic Sciences set out on an exciting educational journey to Mahendra Chaudhary Zoological Park.
Organized under the Generic Elective (GE) and M.Sc. Wildlife and Its Management course, this visit transformed theoretical concepts into real-world understanding.
A Learning Experience Powered by Curiosity
With 35 students from diverse streams including BBA, BCA, M.Sc. Zoology, Botany, and Mathematics, the visit became a hub of curiosity, exploration, and discovery.
Guided by expert faculty:
- Dr. Neelam Thakur
- Dr. Preety Tomar
- Dr. Samiksha Jhamta
students were encouraged to observe, question, and connect deeply with nature.
Where Wildlife Became the Teacher
Set in the heart of Chandigarh, the zoological park offered far more than just a visit—it became a live laboratory.
What Made This Visit Impactful
Real-Time Wildlife Observation
- Students witnessed animal behaviour up close, understanding survival instincts, social patterns, and environmental adaptation.
Deep Dive into Biodiversity & Conservation
- The visit highlighted the importance of preserving ecosystems and maintaining ecological balance in a rapidly changing world.
Behind-the-Scenes of Zoo Management
- From habitat design to species protection, students gained insights into how modern zoos contribute to conservation efforts.
Awareness of Endangered Species
- The experience reinforced the urgency of protecting vulnerable species and the role of science in conservation.
Learning That Sparks Thinking
This wasn’t just observation—it was interaction. Faculty members continuously engaged students in meaningful discussions, helping them:
- Link theory with real ecosystems
- Analyze behaviour scientifically
- Understand global conservation challenges
Beyond Books – The Power of Experiential Learning
Moments like these redefine education. By stepping into real environments, students don’t just learn—they evolve.
They become:
- More observant
- More responsible
- More connected to nature
At Eternal University, this approach builds not just graduates, but future environmental stewards.
A Step Towards a Sustainable Future
This educational tour was more than an academic exercise—it was an awakening. An experience that nurtures awareness, responsibility, and respect for the natural world.
Because the future belongs to those who don’t just study nature—but choose to protect it.
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