At TERN, we believe that conservation is strengthened through knowledge-sharing and hands-on experience. Our education and training programs are designed for students, researchers, professionals, and community stakeholders. Programs are delivered independently or as part of collaborative and funded projects, and are tailored to meet the specific needs of our partners. Training is primarily with the scope of ecology and biodiversity conservation, but themes such as climate change monitoring, eco-tourism, community engagement for conservation and specific requirements of the trainees are integrated into the programs.

We offer short, focused training opportunities aimed at building awareness and developing practical skills in conservation. These include:

• School programs – interactive classroom sessions, outdoor activities, and workshops on biodiversity and conservation topics.
• University programs – classroom lectures, field classes, and seminars designed for undergraduates and postgraduates.
• Public awareness events – seminars and workshops on specific issues such as human–wildlife conflict, biodiversity monitoring, and pollution control.