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Other Activities
Wildlife games Wildlife Handling
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Fun & Learning: Wild Life games include - Leaf/Stone Collection - Team of 6 members are given 10 minutes of time to leaves and stones of various shapes and textures Fun: Seeing wildlife in close and protecting them
Highlights: Act like an Animal- Game between two teams where one team acts like an animal and the other one tries to find the animal enacted. Silly Symphony- Game to induce curiosity in kids to identify objects in nature that makes sound when rubbed or banged together Learning: Learn methods to protect orpahaned or injured birds and animals first aid for wildlife and whom to approch in circumstances where wildlife requires professional care.
Wild Life Tracking Moth & Butterfly Attracting
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Fun: Get close to signs of wildlife, interpret trails, develop tracking ideas and predict wildlife activities. Fun: set up moth stations by putting up suitable lights white sheets and honey to attract moths, butterfly gardens are set with host plants that attract butterflies
Learning: Analyze signs, animal left behinds, scats, tracks, foot prints, hair, tree scratches, burrows, broken branches Learning: identify moths & butterflies of different color, size and analyse their behaviour and camouflage techniques
Safety: complete activity is guided by wildlife experts and tracking guides
Nocturnal wildlife spotting Wildlife videos & Quiz
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Fun: Observe nocturnal creatures from the watch tower or jeep rides Fun & Learning: Activity is designed to improve fun and learning through interactive sessions. Movies are always ended with quiz sessions.
Learning: Spot Owls, Bats, Crabs, Night jar, Porcupines, etc Some of them include: Bird Behavior, Land of Tigers, Life of Wild Dogs, Bird calls, Butterflies of South India, etc…
Safety: Complete activity is guided by trained naturalistss
Ethology and Wildlife Journaling
Fun: Watch how wild animals communicate and relate with each other. Creating a journal with recorded observations for future studies
Learning: Observe wildlife carefully and study animal behaviors, instincts and animal nature, learn to react to animal signals.
Safety: Conducted by trained naturalists and field experts