Highlighting their critical function as barometers for environmental well-being, an exhibition at Punjab University aimed to cast a spotlight on the often-overlooked ecological importance of amphibians.
According to a PU statement today, the “Amphibian Awareness Exhibition,” a display led by BS Zoology students and organized by the university”s Institute of Zoology, brought together faculty and a large student body to address the significance of the species.
Prominent academic figures in attendance included Institute of Zoology Director Prof Dr Nabila Roohi, Chairman Hall Council Prof Dr Muhammad Akbar Khan, Director DSA Dr Shahzeb Khan, and Student Advisor Dr Bushra Nisar Khan.
In her address, Dr. Roohi stated that the primary goal was to underscore the vital role these creatures play, describing them as key indicators of environmental health and essential components of balanced ecosystems.
The event featured a range of educational activities, including the display of scientific models, informative posters, interactive games, and quiz competitions. The program also incorporated storytelling sessions and an awareness talk complemented by a movie show, which was arranged in collaboration with WWF-Pakistan.
Dr. Roohi concluded that such initiatives are instrumental in promoting conservation consciousness and fostering ecological responsibility among young learners, urging participants to become active supporters of environmental protection efforts.