"Walking Alongside the Wild — Wildlife Week 2026"
Phoenix Club at Navrachana University proudly presents a 4-day immersive campus celebration dedicated to conservation science, ecological awareness, biodiversity quests, and evening cultural showcases.
Global wildlife populations have suffered a catastrophic decline over the past half-century.
Average decline in global wildlife populations in just 50 years (1970–2020).
LET'S CHANGE THAT TOGETHER!
Simple, powerful daily habits that protect wild ecosystems.
14 high-energy challenges divided across morning competitive tracks and evening cultural stage events.
Follow campus-wide clues covering animal behavior, ecosystems, and national parks to track down hidden locations. Each team receives a unique starting clue to test their wildlife knowledge and speed.
Put your nature smarts to the test across intense rounds of visual identification, animal sound clips, and rapid-fire trivia. Conclude with a high-stakes Risk Round where harder questions yield higher points.
Challengers have two hours to shoot and edit a creative 60-second video on topics like animal perspectives or conservation myths. Submissions are judged on scientific accuracy, storytelling, and impact, with top reels featured on social media.
Teams get just 10 minutes to prepare arguments on controversial topics like ecotourism, zoos, and predator reintroduction. Engage in fast-paced debates to defend or challenge real-world conservation strategies.
An interactive audience game where participants quickly vote TRUE or FALSE on common nature misconceptions like "bats are blind". Uncover the scientific truth behind everyday wildlife legends through rapid-fire explanations.
Camera-trap photos, footprint casts, witness statements, and map timelines to solve the mystery of a missing leopard. Teams have 60 minutes to piece together evidence, identify suspects, and construct the full case report.
Transform a partner's face into a wild creature or conservation theme using non-toxic paints. Artists present a 30-second storytelling pitch to explain the conservation concept behind their visual design.
Teams randomly draw a single letter from A to Z and build a functional, interactive model tied directly to that letter. Present your scientific creation to judges to show how original design connects to wildlife preservation.
Craft intricate eco-rangolis strictly out of fallen leaves, petals, seeds, and soil without using artificial colors or paints. Teams get 90 minutes to design an artistic piece that visualizes biodiversity or vanishing habitats.
Transform discarded waste and scrap materials into a mini animal sculpture complete with its natural habitat. Work against a 60-minute clock to build creative art pieces that highlight human waste impact on ecosystems.
High-octane choreography celebrating animal locomotion, nature's rhythms, and dramatic folklore.
Participation Formats: Solo / Duo / Group (Max. 5 People).
Melodic vocal anthems and live acoustic or band tracks honoring the spirit of the jungle and ecological harmony.
Participation Formats: Solo / Duo / Band (Max. 5 People).
Spoken word and lyrical verses illuminating the beauty, resilience, and plight of endangered wildlife.
Participation Format: Solo recitation.
Open-stage expression featuring mono-acting, instrumental solos, mimicry of animal calls, stand-up comedy, and theatrical acts.
Participation Format: Solo performance.
Registrations for all 10 morning competitions and 4 evening cultural categories are handled through Navrachana University’s official student portal. Limited slots are available for select team events.
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