Ukhrul, September 22, 2026: The Ukhrul Forest Division organised district-level essay writing, painting and wildlife quiz competitions at the Division Office, Ukhrul, as part of the 72nd Wildlife Week Celebration 2026.
The competitions were held under the theme “Connecting Habitats, Thriving Wildlife”, with the objective of encouraging young students to become informed and responsible stewards of Ukhrul’s rich forests, wildlife and biodiversity.



A total of 76 students from different schools across Ukhrul District participated in the competitions, demonstrating strong interest in wildlife conservation, biodiversity, forests and environmental protection.
The essay writing and painting competitions were conducted in two categories: Category I for Classes V–VIII and Category II for Classes IX–XII. The painting competition for Category I was based on the theme “Animals in their Natural Habitat”, while Category II focused on “The Return of Green: Thriving Wildlife.”
For the essay competition, Category I participants wrote on “Conservation of Wildlife is Everyone’s Duty”, while Category II participants addressed the theme “Connecting Habitats: A Path to Wildlife Conservation.” The competitions were conducted for two hours.
The wildlife quiz competition was also organised in the two categories, covering topics related to wildlife, biodiversity, forests, the environment and conservation, including the wildlife heritage of Manipur, the Northeast and India.
The district-level competitions provided students with a platform to deepen their understanding of wildlife and the importance of protecting natural habitats and biodiversity.
The first, second and third position holders in each category will receive certificates and cash prizes at the district level. Selected winning entries and participants will also be considered for participation in the State-Level Wildlife Week programmes, in accordance with the prescribed guidelines.
The Ukhrul Forest Division appreciated the participating students, schools, teachers and coordinators for their enthusiastic cooperation and contribution to the successful conduct of the district-level Wildlife Week activities.





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