Welcome to Wanderlust Minds' educational field trip! For 3 to 4 days, we'll explore the biodiversity-rich Bhitrakanika National Park, Odisha's Mini Amazon. This biodiverse haven is home to countless species coexisting harmoniously in a lush mangrove habitat. As we delve into this ecosystem, we'll witness the delicate balance that sustains life and gain a deeper understanding of the natural world. From vibrant birds to estuarine crocodiles and rare mangrove species, the variety of life here is astonishing. Through interactive activities and expert-guided tours, we'll learn about conservation efforts and the interconnectedness of species in maintaining ecosystem stability. Let's embrace the wonders of nature and become responsible stewards of the environment!

Experience the 350-year-old heritage homestay at Aul Palace, where camping meets history and culture. Nestled in coastal Odisha, this adventure offers an immersive journey into the region's rich past. Explore traditional villages impacted by climate change, learning about the resilient people and their way of life. Expert guides will enlighten us about the area's historical significance and the ongoing struggle against climate change. Engaging storytelling and interactive activities will bring history and environmental crises to life. Camping at Aul Palace not only imparts knowledge of the past but also instils appreciation for cultural heritage, identity, and the importance of preservation. Forge lasting memories amidst the serene surroundings of Bhitrakanika National Park.

• Increased awareness and understanding of biodiversity's importance in maintaining healthy ecosystems, including plant and animal species, their characteristics, habitats, and adaptations.
• Recognizing interdependence and interconnectedness within ecosystems and the role of biodiversity in providing ecosystem services like pollination and climate regulation.
• Awareness of threats to biodiversity such as habitat loss and climate change.
• Understanding the significance of conservation efforts and protected areas. Development of skills in field observation and scientific inquiry. Fostering an appreciation for nature, environmental stewardship, critical thinking, problem-solving, and advocacy for conservation.
• Cultivation of curiosity and respect for the natural world, promoting lifelong interest in environmental science and conservation.