CURATED BY –DHEERAJ KUMAR AHIRWAL | CITYCHIEFNEWS

Damoh, Madhya Pradesh Eco Tourism Development Board is organizing experience camps through the Forest Department. Anubhuti camp was organized today at Choraiya outpost camp of Madiyado buffer forest area of Panna Tiger Reserve.
Commission Chairman Dr. Ramakrishna Kusmaria said that our area is included in the forests of Panna Tiger Reserve, there are a large number of tigers and leopards as wild animals. You all protect the environment, plant as many trees as possible. He gave many informative information related to wild animals to the students by giving the example of Mowgli's story.
Superintendent Ken Ghariyal Rajvendra Mishra said that the main objective of the Anubhuti program is to make the school students learn about forest protection and love for wild animals and to make public awareness and to tell the importance of forests etc. to the villagers. He appealed to everyone to keep the environment clean and protect the wild animals.
Abhishek Jain said that a large number of wild animals are now seen in the forests of Choraiya, all this is the result of the hard work and dedication of the Panna Tiger Reserve management that in the coming days, this area of Hata block will become a wild tourism area.
In the Anubhuti camp, 125 students of Higher Secondary School, Madiyado and Kalkaua School visited the forests of Choraiya and understood the importance of wild animals, environment, Barana river etc. Forest range officer Hridesh Hari Bhargava gave information to the students about nature trial, forest, mountains, drain and wild animals and birds. After this, by providing materials to the students, competitions like painting, quiz, essay etc. were also conducted. The guests presented shields to the students who topped in excellent painting and question stage.
Rajkumari Chirolya, Abhishek Jain, Sachin Nogreya, Suresh Mishra, Mamta Chirolya, Nidhi Nayak including public representatives, teachers and students were present in the programme.