Wild Wisdom Global Challenge (WWGC)
by WWF India (World Wide Fund for Nature)
Trip to a Tiger Reserve
Wild Wisdom Global Challenge (WWGC) is a competition by WWF India (World Wide Fund for Nature) for students in Class 6–9, open to students across India. It is free to take part.
Mode
Hybrid
Eligibility
Class 6–9
Fee
Free
Duration
Approximately 6-7 months
Format
Both · Teams of 2
Time needed
Varies by round; includes self-study for quizzes and participation in scheduled quiz rounds from school to international levels.
About This Opportunity
The Wild Wisdom Global Challenge, an initiative by WWF-India, is one of the world's largest wildlife quiz competitions for school students. The program aims to provide a unique opportunity for students to delve deeper into the amazing world of wildlife, understand the importance of conservation, and take pride in our planet's natural diversity.
This national-level competition is open to students from grades 6 to 9 across India. The challenge is structured in multiple rounds, starting from the school level and progressing to city, zonal, national, and finally, an international finale. It serves as a platform for young conservationists to showcase their knowledge and passion for the environment.
Participants gain valuable knowledge about critical environmental issues, biodiversity, and sustainability. The top performers are rewarded with exciting prizes, including educational trips to national parks, trophies, and certificates. This initiative not only enhances academic knowledge but also inspires students to become environmentally conscious citizens and future leaders in conservation.
The competition format involves engaging quizzes, workshops, and expert-led webinars that make learning about nature a fun and rewarding experience. By participating, students join a global community of young people who are passionate about protecting the natural world for future generations.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 6–9
- Age Range
- 11 - 15 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Academic requirement
No specific requirements. Participants must be registered in schools in India.
Prerequisites
- Interest and knowledge in environmental science and wild life.
Open to students in grades 6 to 9 from any school across India. Participants should have a keen interest in wildlife, conservation, and environmental science. Registration is typically done through the school.
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Academic Details
Difficulty: Intermediate
What's covered
Yearly theme-based quiz competition.
Rewards & Recognition
Prizes
Trip, Trophies & Medals
The top three national-level teams win an exclusive, all-expenses-paid 'Wild Explorer Experience' trip to a Tiger Reserve. Winners at city, zonal, and national levels receive trophies and medals. The international winning school is awarded a camera. Other prizes like bicycles and goodie bags have also been awarded.
Certificate
Certificate from WWF-India
All participants receive a digital certificate of participation from WWF-India to recognize their engagement in the challenge. Teacher coordinators also receive a certificate of appreciation.
Recognized by
Recognition
National & International Recognition
Skills your child builds
Exam format
- Total marks
- 100
- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Format
- MCQ (Multiple Choice Questions)
- Language
- English
Rounds & format
The challenge progresses through five levels: Classroom Level (pen-and-paper quiz), City Level, Zonal Level, National Challenge, and the International Finale, which is conducted virtually.
How entries are judged
Selection is based on the number of correct answers. In case of a tie, the time taken to complete the quiz is considered. For team rounds, cumulative team scores determine the winner.
Selection process
Top two performers from the classroom level form a team. Winners of the city challenge advance to the zonal round, and zonal winners proceed to the national level. The national champion team represents India in the international finale.
How to apply
- 1Schools register online on the official WWF India portal.
- 2Individual students participate in a preliminary pen-and-paper quiz at the school level.
- 3The top two scoring students from each school form a team to represent their school in subsequent rounds.
- 4Registered schools receive confirmation and materials for conducting the first round.
How to prepare
- https://wwfindia.org/resources/wild-wisdom-global-challenge/
Fees & financial support
Fee details
There is no registration fee for schools or students to participate in the Wild Wisdom Global Challenge.
Frequently asked questions
Is Wild Wisdom Global Challenge (WWGC) free?
This opportunity is free to participate in.
Who can participate in Wild Wisdom Global Challenge (WWGC)?
Students in Class 6–9. children aged 11-15.
What will my child gain from Wild Wisdom Global Challenge (WWGC)?
Win an all-expenses-paid trip to a Tiger Reserve.. Receive trophies and medals for winning at various levels.. Get a Certificate of Participation recognized by WWF-India and CBSE.. Gain national and international recognition for your knowledge.. Develop critical thinking and teamwork skills.. Deepen your understanding of wildlife, conservation, and environmental issues.. Engage with experts in the field of biodiversity and conservation..
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