Save The Frogs Day 2025 — South Duilya High School, Howrah

On April 22, 2025, the 17th Annual Save The Frogs Day was celebrated at South Duilya High School, Howrah, engaging 50 enthusiastic participants aged 12 to 15 years. The event aimed to raise awareness about amphibian conservation and inspire young minds to take action to protect these important species.

Sarbani Nag delivered an interactive and informative session covering key aspects of amphibian biology and conservation. Her talk focused on:

• A general overview of amphibians
• Their ecological importance
• Their evolutionary history
• The various threats they face today
• Why they urgently need protection
• Simple actions individuals can take to safeguard amphibians

Poster making

Following the session, the participants were divided into 10 groups and engaged in a creative poster-making activity. Each group was tasked with designing a poster highlighting five facts about amphibians. The posters were judged on content, creativity, and presentation.

The top three posters were awarded trophies and certificates of achievement, while all participants received certificates of participation to recognize their efforts and involvement. Small refreshments were served to all attendees, making the afternoon both educational and enjoyable.

The event concluded on a high note, leaving the participants more informed and motivated to contribute towards amphibian conservation.

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