4th to 8th May 2026 (Mon- Fri)
Collaborate with scientists to unravel the secrets of a rainforest ecosystem, moving from simple observation to high-level ecological thinking.
What You Will Discover:
The Architecture of a Rainforest: Identify the unique characteristics and environmental factors that define this lush ecosystem.
Evolution & Adaptation: Explore the fascinating ways plants and animals have evolved to survive and flourish in high-canopy environments.
Biodiversity Fundamentals: Gain a professional understanding of biodiversity and the critical reasons why its protection is non-negotiable.
Climate Change Reality: Analyze climate data to understand how change impacts sensitive ecosystems and develop actionable solutions.
Scientific Methodology: Master the techniques researchers use to observe, document, and study the natural world.
The Art of Science Communication: Master how photography and storytelling bridge the gap between scientific research and public awareness.
A Day in the Life of an Explorer:
Rainforest Exploration: Guided treks to observe wildlife in their natural habitat.
Curated Lab Experiments: Practical application of scientific theories in a field-lab setting.
Research & Multimedia: Reviewing documentaries and engaging in discussions with practicing researchers.
Modeling Science: Activities that simulate the complex biological workings of the forest.
Collaborative Fun: Building lasting bonds with peers who share a passion for the planet.
Saving the rainforest starts with learning, understanding, and acting! Give your child the chance to make an impact.
Program Team
The program will be conducted by Priyanka Swamy, Shreyas S, and Akshay L, a team of researchers and educators associated with the Kalinga Foundation.
Priyanka Swamy, a PhD scholar working on Malabar pit vipers, brings extensive experience in reptile ecology, phylogeography, and environmental outreach.
Shreyas S, Education Officer at Kalinga Foundation, combines environmental engineering expertise with field research and environmental education.
Akshay L, a Research Associate at the foundation, focuses on reptile research in the Western Ghats, particularly the Malabar pit viper, with prior experience working with leading reptile research institutions.
Together, they bring strong experience in field research, conservation science, and environmental education, making the workshop an engaging and great learning experience.
Nature Experience
Venue: Agumbe
With :
- Accommodation on a sharing basis.
- Vegetarian meals, snacks, and beverages
- Stationery and program materials
- Program charges
Excludes :
- Personal expenses
- Travel to the venue
- GST @18%