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Class Trip to Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl
The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.
- 30-03-2026
On 30th March 2026, Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl was visited by 2nd semester BMRIT students. The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.We left the campus at 10:00am from the department and reached the site at around 11:40 am. Checked in was done at the gate and right after that briefing started within the conservation site which is then followed by the tour to learn about the method for conservation of those endangered species outside their natural habitat. After all the species were being visited, we head back to the resting shed, had lunch and then leave the site at 4:00 pm and reached the institution at around 5:30pm. The exposure tour enhances the knowledge of the students of what they learnt in their theory on ex situ conservation method. It helped them witnessed the management system, how the conservation site is taken care off and their way of preventing the species conserved within the site. The visit gave us the chance to see various endangered species and wild animal species which makes it easier to understand for the students of they've learnt in theory.
Class Trip to Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl
The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.
- 30-03-2026
On 30th March 2026, Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl was visited by 2nd semester BMRIT students. The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.We left the campus at 10:00am from the department and reached the site at around 11:40 am. Checked in was done at the gate and right after that briefing started within the conservation site which is then followed by the tour to learn about the method for conservation of those endangered species outside their natural habitat. After all the species were being visited, we head back to the resting shed, had lunch and then leave the site at 4:00 pm and reached the institution at around 5:30pm. The exposure tour enhances the knowledge of the students of what they learnt in their theory on ex situ conservation method. It helped them witnessed the management system, how the conservation site is taken care off and their way of preventing the species conserved within the site. The visit gave us the chance to see various endangered species and wild animal species which makes it easier to understand for the students of they've learnt in theory.
Class Trip to Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl
The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.
- 30-03-2026
On 30th March 2026, Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl was visited by 2nd semester BMRIT students. The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.We left the campus at 10:00am from the department and reached the site at around 11:40 am. Checked in was done at the gate and right after that briefing started within the conservation site which is then followed by the tour to learn about the method for conservation of those endangered species outside their natural habitat. After all the species were being visited, we head back to the resting shed, had lunch and then leave the site at 4:00 pm and reached the institution at around 5:30pm. The exposure tour enhances the knowledge of the students of what they learnt in their theory on ex situ conservation method. It helped them witnessed the management system, how the conservation site is taken care off and their way of preventing the species conserved within the site. The visit gave us the chance to see various endangered species and wild animal species which makes it easier to understand for the students of they've learnt in theory.
Class Trip to Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl
The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.
- 30-03-2026
On 30th March 2026, Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl was visited by 2nd semester BMRIT students. The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.We left the campus at 10:00am from the department and reached the site at around 11:40 am. Checked in was done at the gate and right after that briefing started within the conservation site which is then followed by the tour to learn about the method for conservation of those endangered species outside their natural habitat. After all the species were being visited, we head back to the resting shed, had lunch and then leave the site at 4:00 pm and reached the institution at around 5:30pm. The exposure tour enhances the knowledge of the students of what they learnt in their theory on ex situ conservation method. It helped them witnessed the management system, how the conservation site is taken care off and their way of preventing the species conserved within the site. The visit gave us the chance to see various endangered species and wild animal species which makes it easier to understand for the students of they've learnt in theory.
Class Trip to Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl
The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.
- 30-03-2026
On 30th March 2026, Aizawl Zoological Park, Lungverh, Aizawl was visited by 2nd semester BMRIT students. The purpose of this visit is to learn and gain more knowledge about conservation method of endangered species outside their natural habitat.We left the campus at 10:00am from the department and reached the site at around 11:40 am. Checked in was done at the gate and right after that briefing started within the conservation site which is then followed by the tour to learn about the method for conservation of those endangered species outside their natural habitat. After all the species were being visited, we head back to the resting shed, had lunch and then leave the site at 4:00 pm and reached the institution at around 5:30pm. The exposure tour enhances the knowledge of the students of what they learnt in their theory on ex situ conservation method. It helped them witnessed the management system, how the conservation site is taken care off and their way of preventing the species conserved within the site. The visit gave us the chance to see various endangered species and wild animal species which makes it easier to understand for the students of they've learnt in theory.
