Wildlife Week 2023 Commences with Trekking-cum-Walk for Wildlife on October 2nd

“Wildlife Week 2023 Commences with Trekking-cum-Walk for Wildlife on October 2nd”

Chandigarh, October 2, 2023

The Department of Forests & Wildlife, Chandigarh, kicked off the celebration of Wildlife Week 2023 in grand style by organizing an exciting Trekking-cum-Walk for Wildlife event on October 2nd, 2023. This initiative aligns with the national observance of Wildlife Week during the first week of October, designed to foster awareness about wildlife conservation and habitat protection.

The primary goal of Wildlife Week is to engage and educate the masses about the critical importance of conserving wildlife and preserving their natural habitats. Chandigarh’s Department of Forests & Wildlife has planned a series of programs throughout the week to sensitize and raise awareness about the protection and conservation of wildlife, nature, and natural resources.

One of the highlights of this week-long celebration was the “Wildlife Walkathon,” a captivating event that drew nature enthusiasts, conservationists, and residents alike. The event was ceremoniously flagged off by Sh. Dharam Pal, IAS, Adviser to the Administrator, UT Chandigarh, underscoring the administration’s commitment to wildlife conservation.

The Wildlife Walkathon was not only an opportunity for participants to appreciate the rich biodiversity of the region but also a chance to promote physical fitness and well-being. As participants trekked through the forest, they were immersed in the serene beauty of nature, creating a deep connection between humans and their environment.

This event exemplifies the community’s dedication to preserving Chandigarh’s natural heritage and emphasizes the importance of collective action in safeguarding the planet’s diverse ecosystems.

Throughout Wildlife Week, the Department of Forests & Wildlife, Chandigarh, will continue to organize a range of engaging and educational programs aimed at instilling a sense of responsibility towards wildlife and the environment. These initiatives are designed to inspire individuals and communities to take active steps in conserving the natural world for future generations.

As the nation joins hands to celebrate Wildlife Week, the residents of Chandigarh are leading by example, showing their commitment to wildlife conservation through events like the Wildlife Walkathon and various other awareness programs. This collective effort is vital for the protection and preservation of our planet’s precious biodiversity.