The Department of Botany, Andhra Loyola College (Autonomous), Vijayawada, organized an educational field visit to Mulapadu Biodiversity Park on 11th July 2026 for the Second Year B.Sc. Botany students. The visit was conducted to provide students with practical exposure to biodiversity, ecosystem conservation, and the identification of various plant and animal species.
All the Second Year Botany students actively participated in the field visit. The students were accompanied and guided by Dr. G. Ramesh, Faculty, Department of Botany, and Mr. P. Srinivasa Rao, Botany Attender, who ensured the smooth conduct of the programme.
During the visit, students observed a wide variety of indigenous plant species, medicinal plants, ornamental flora, aquatic ecosystems, birds, butterflies, and other wildlife. They gained firsthand knowledge of biodiversity conservation practices, habitat management, ecological balance, and the importance of protecting natural ecosystems. The students also interacted with the park authorities and learned about the conservation initiatives undertaken to preserve the rich biodiversity of the region.
The field visit enhanced the students' observational skills, strengthened their understanding of ecological concepts, and helped bridge the gap between classroom learning and practical field experience. The programme inspired the students to appreciate the importance of environmental conservation and sustainable management of natural resources.
Overall, the field visit was highly informative, educational, and successful in achieving its objectives. It provided an enriching learning experience and encouraged students to develop a deeper commitment towards biodiversity conservation and environmental protection.
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