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World Nature Conservation Day - Our Lady of The Snows School, Kullu in collaboration with H.P. Forest Department (Kullu)

July 30, 2026
Our Lady of The Snows School, Kullu
World Nature Conservation Day - Our Lady of The Snows School, Kullu in collaboration with H.P. Forest Department (Kullu)

DATE: 30TH JULY,2026 LOCATION: BARAHAR, UPPER MOHAL REGION (31°54'41.38"N, 77° 6'30.53"E) 1490 METER

LOCATION: BARAHAR, UPPER MOHAL REGION (31°54'41.38"N, 77° 6'30.53"E) 1490 METER
LOCATION: BARAHAR, UPPER MOHAL REGION (31°54'41.38"N, 77° 6'30.53"E) 1490 METER

Activities Conducted: During the morning assembly, the principal Fr. Michael Collins presented an awareness input on world nature conservation. The representatives from the Eco Club highlighted the need to protect the natural resources, combat climate changes and preserve biodiversity through an awareness skit and songs. The assembly set an energetic and eco-conscious tone for the day's field activities.

Fr. Michael Collins, the principal addresses the students and the staff to be real custodians and ambassadors of God's creation.
Fr. Michael Collins, the principal addresses the students and the staff to be real custodians and ambassadors of God's creation.

Field Trip & Tree Plantation (Barahar Forest Region, Upper Mohal, Kullu) Upon reaching the Barahar Forest region in Kullu district, our eco Team was welcomed by the local forest department staff. Our students, along with the forest department staff, planted saplings at the designated spots around the hill. Our students also made a personal ownership pledge for a high survival rate of the saplings they planted.

Eco-volunteers planting the sapling of Deodar Cedar meaning “Wood of the GOD”
Eco-volunteers planting the sapling of Deodar Cedar meaning “Wood of the GOD”
Eco-volunteers planting the sapling of Deodar Cedar meaning “Wood of the GOD”
Eco-volunteers planting the sapling of Deodar Cedar meaning “Wood of the GOD”

Forest rangers shared valuable insights with students regarding the local flora and fauna of the Kullu district, the role of forests as carbon sinks, and the challenges of forest conservation.

The joint initiative by the Forest Department and O.L.S. School proved to be a resounding success. It successfully bridged classroom learning with practical environmental stewardship.

Our Lady of The Snows School, Kullu
Our Lady of The Snows School, Kullu

“Nurture Nature Today, so Nature can Nurture us Tomorrow”

Report by:

Fr. Michael Collins

Principal

OLSS, Kullu