The grade XII learners recently embarked on an unforgettable outbound trip to the renowned Tadoba famously known as the “Land of Tigers”. The learners were thrilled to encounter the reserve’s diverse wildlife, including the majestic tigress Madhu and her cubs, alongside oxen, sambar deer, wild dogs, eagles, and more. Highlights included open-jeep safaris through pristine forests, spotting tiger paw prints, and learning about the unique ‘ghost tree’ that glows in moonlight. The learners also explored a man planting, fostering an appreciation for conservation. A scavenger hunt and a visit to Hans Dalal’s inspiring zero rounded out the experience. The trip provided stunning views of Tadoba’s rich biodiversity and left a lasting impact on the learners, inspiring a commitment to preserving the environment.