Doon School of Modern Agriculture- DBS Global University

We proudly celebrated World Pangolin Day 2026 at DBS Global University, organized by the Department of Forestry & Agriculture.

Under the theme “Vanishing Scales”, the event focused on creating awareness about pangolin conservation, illegal wildlife trade, and the urgent need for habitat protection. Students actively participated in discussions highlighting the ecological role of pangolins as natural pest regulators and indicators of healthy forest ecosystems.

The programme reflected our continued commitment to biodiversity conservation, research-driven awareness, and youth engagement in environmental stewardship.

Small actions today can safeguard endangered species tomorrow.

BSc Agriculture and Forestry students participated in an academic visit to Asan Barrage, a Ramsar-listed wetland, as part of experiential learning and field-based education.

The visit provided students with first-hand exposure to wetland ecosystems, avifaunal diversity, habitat conservation, and the ecological importance of wetlands in sustainable agriculture and forestry. Students observed migratory and resident bird species, discussed wetland management practices, and understood the role of wetlands in biodiversity conservation and climate resilience.

BSc. Forestry 4th semester visited Tribal Research Institute, Dehradun, on July 4th, 2023. Students learned about various aspects of tribal communities of Uttrakhand, including social institutions, food habits, folk arts, infrastructure, political participation, ethnomedicine, education, ethnography and government-run programmes and multiple schemes for uplifting tribals.

Students participating in Uttarakhand Shree Anna (Millet) Festival.

Poster Making Competition on Water Conservation !!!

Glimpse of poster competition on the occasion of World wetlands Day.