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Our department regularly organizes in-depth explorations of marine ecosystems, particularly at the Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserve and along the coasts of the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. These studies provide students with a hands-on understanding of marine biodiversity, oceanography, and the complex interactions within these rich ecosystems.
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This program takes students to various forest ecosystems across Kerala, Tamil Nadu, and Karnataka. Through immersive fieldwork, participants gain valuable insights into the biodiversity of terrestrial habitats, the ecological roles of different species, and the conservation challenges faced by these ecosystems. This research is vital for understanding the intricate web of life that thrives in forested areas.
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Our students engage in specialized expeditions focused on the collection and study of marine fauna within the Gulf of Mannar Biosphere Reserve. This activity not only enhances their skills in species identification and classification but also deepens their understanding of marine biology and the importance of preserving marine biodiversity.
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Conducted across a variety of ecosystems—ranging from dense forests to freshwater bodies and coastal marine areas—this activity emphasizes the practical skills needed for identifying different animal species in their natural habitats. Students learn to observe, document, and analyze species in the field, contributing to their overall knowledge of zoological diversity.
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Focusing on the unique and fragile river ecosystems of Anamudi Shola National Park and Chinnar Wildlife Sanctuary, this study initiative explores the dynamic interactions within riverine environments. Students study the flora and fauna specific to these regions, gaining an understanding of the ecological balance that sustains these vital freshwater systems.
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Our department collaborates with leading experts who guide students through various ecosystems, sanctuaries, and national parks. These field classes provide in-depth, expert-level knowledge on habitat conservation, species behavior, and ecological sustainability, enriching the students' academic and practical learning experience.
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These visits are integral to our curriculum, offering students the opportunity to observe and study wildlife conservation strategies in action. By visiting national parks and sanctuaries, students gain firsthand experience in how protected areas function, the challenges they face, and the strategies employed to preserve wildlife and their habitats.
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Visits to museums and zoological parks are essential components of our zoology program. These excursions allow students to study preserved specimens, observe live animals, and understand the historical and scientific significance of zoological collections. Such experiences are invaluable for developing a well-rounded knowledge of animal life, both past and present.
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To bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, our students visit leading research institutes. These tours offer insights into the latest scientific techniques, research methodologies, and innovations in the field of zoology, fostering a deeper understanding of the subject and inspiring future research endeavors.
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Conducted at the CMFRI Tuticorin Centre, this specialized training focuses on the techniques of pearl cultivation. Students gain practical experience in the various stages of pearl farming, from breeding oysters to harvesting pearls, providing them with a unique skill set that combines traditional practices with modern scientific approaches.
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Also held at the CMFRI Tuticorin Centre, this training program delves into the culture and breeding of marine animals. Students learn about sustainable aquaculture practices, species-specific culture techniques, and the ecological implications of marine animal farming, equipping them with the knowledge to contribute to this growing field.
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