The students of the Senior Secondary Section of Ansar English School visited the Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI), Peechi, to explore the significance of forest ecosystems and biodiversity. The visit aimed to enhance students’ awareness of environmental conservation and provide insights into KFRI’s ongoing research activities.
During the guided tour and interactive sessions with KFRI scientists, students gained valuable knowledge about seed culture, butterfly life cycles, entomology, and specimen preservation.
The visit proved to be an enriching experience that inspired students to appreciate and protect nature. Key takeaways included a deeper understanding of forest ecosystems, research methodologies, and practical exposure to seed culture and entomology. The students expressed heartfelt gratitude to the KFRI staff for their warm hospitality and for sharing their expertise. The experience is sure to have a lasting impact, nurturing a stronger sense of responsibility towards environmental conservation and sustainability.
