Parambikulam Tiger Reserve to conduct online video competition to observe Global Tiger Day on July 29
The Hindu
Entries to be accepted from July 29 on Instagram and Facebook pages of Parambikulam Tiger Reserve
Parambikulam Tiger Reserve (PTR) Foundation calls for videos, not exceeding three minutes, on environment, nature conservation or wildlife conservation to observe Global Tiger Day on July 29. The competition is open to all and can be in any language. “The intention is to make people aware of the need for conservation. Until the pandemic, July 29 was observed with seminars, essay writing competitions and different events. This year, we have gone online,” Vysak Sasikumar , Deputy Director, PTR. Only one entry is permitted per contestant. Rules regarding the competition are given in detail on the Facebook page of the Reserve.
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