The Wildlife Conservation Module is designed to help students understand the ecological, cultural and social significance of our nature reserves. This module is designed to tie into the curriculum and educate the students about biodiversity, field research, park administration, geography, communities and conservation initiatives through hands on activities.

All the modules run in and around prominent national parks of the world. These biodiversity treasure troves are under constant threat from poaching for wildlife trade, habitat loss, human-animal conflict and resource depletion. All the modules will be run keeping these issues at the center, ensuring that the service modules work towards mitigation of these threats.

1. This module enables teachers to meet the ecological conservation learning outcomes of IGCSE Biology, IB Biology and IB ESS. It also attends to the Geography learning outcomes and can be alligned to the English national curriculum. 

2. The destination featuring terrestrial module can also facilitate data collection and field research to meet the IB Internal Assesment objectives.

3. Terrestrial module can also be run in conjunction with service and sustainability module facilitating environmental conservation.