Participate in the Earth Association Wildlife Week Competitions for school and college students. The deadline for registration is October 7, 2024!

About Wildlife Week 2024

World Wildlife week will be celebrated from 2 to 8 October 2024. The main objective of this campaign is to promote the conservation and protection of animal life. It teaches people about the animal’s life and encourages them to save a large number of animals by not killing them for their own food or for other purposes.

The Earth Association Wildlife Week Competitions
The Earth Association Wildlife Week Competitions

About The Earth Association

The Earth Association is an active organisation which works diligently in the field of environment to protect nature and natural resources for sustainable development. They create awareness among the mass about environmental issues via various social activities. It has successfully conducted various activities for environment protection in collaboration with famous schools, colleges, Universities and NGOs.

Wildlife Week Schedule

Rules and Regulations

  • The topic for all is based on wildlife conservation.
  • Students participating in the online competition can upload paintings, photographs, short movies, slogans based on wildlife conservation, love for wildlife, current threats to wildlife and tips to protect them, topics giving the message of wildlife conservation online till 12:00 midnight on 7 October.
  • Offline competitions will be held at Jaipur Zoo Ramniwas Garden Jaipur on 5 October from 9 am to 12 noon.
  • The decision of the jury will be considered final.
  • The results will be announced by 10 October.
  • Information about prize distribution will be sent to your email and given number.
  • Certificates will be given to all the participants.

How to Register?

Interested participants can register through these links:

Deadline

The deadline for registration is October 7, 2024.

Click here to view the official notification of the Earth Association Wildlife Week Competitions.

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