Students to take part in WWF India's Wild Wisdom Global Challenge

GUWAHATI: WWF India's Wild Wisdom Global Challenge (WWGC) is the biggest wildlife quiz challenge across the globe. This year, the quiz became a huge success with participation of 25,000 students from India and a total of 85 countries globally.

According to a press release issued by State Coordinator of WWF India Assam State Office, Archita Baruah Bhattacharyya, Gandharv Kashyap (Class 8A) and Kaustav Bezbora (class 6A) of Maria's Public School, who won the recently-held Zonal Round, will participate at the national level. Sarah Hussain Saikia is the coordinating teacher from this school. The zonal champions have reached the national round after competing against thousands of students across the country.

Children around the world have learnt and taken action for our planet by joining the Wild Wisdom Challenge 2022. Tigers are some of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring animals on the planet. This year's challenge draws inspiration from the efforts taken across the globe for tiger conservation. The year 2022 is being observed as the Year of the Tiger and WWF called out students (Classes 6th-9th) to come together and secure a future for tigers - and the wild places they live in. Zonal Round for School level was held on October 19 last where students of schools across the country participated from five zones of India namely – North, South, East, West & North-East.

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