With our teacher’s guidance, we labeled the plants in our school garden using their local names. Each student recorded these names in their notebooks, enhancing our understanding of local biodiversity and plant identification. Examples include Neem, Tulsi, Mango, and Peepal.
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With our teacher’s guidance, we organized a nature walk to explore local biodiversity. Each student recorded observations on plants, animals, and insects, which we later compiled into a class biodiversity register for further study.
“Project Tiger,” launched in 1973, aims to conserve tigers and their habitats in India. Other initiatives like “Project Elephant” and the “National Biodiversity Action Plan” focus on protecting elephants and preserving diverse ecosystems nationwide.
In class groups, we discussed protecting biodiversity. Suggestions included planting native species, reducing plastic use, creating community gardens, educating others about conservation, protecting habitats, and participating in local clean-up drives to promote environmental awareness.
I interviewed elders about changing plants and animals in our area. They mentioned seeing more invasive species like the “Parthenium” weed, while native birds like the “House sparrow” have declined. Conversely, “Peepal trees” and “Butterflies” are now more common. I ...