You’re a ‘Zoo Ambassador.’ That’s exactly what’s happening thanks to Rajgir Zoo Safari’s new programme. Students from Classes VII to IX in govt schools across Bihar (yes, including Buxar) can now apply to become official ambassadors for wildlife conservation. Here’s the kicker: the topper from each class in each school becomes the ambassador. They get free guided tours, meet vets and wildlife experts, lead eco-campaigns, and even get a ‘zoo passport’; giving five free visits over two years. Plus, a shiny certificate and badge to wear proudly. This isn’t just about fun trips. It’s about shaping young minds to care for nature; while giving them leadership skills, knowledge, and confidence. The best part? The programme runs for the whole academic year, with study material and an exam to prep them. If you’re a parent, teacher, or student; this is one opportunity you don’t want to miss. Who knows? The next big conservationist might be sitting in a government school classroom near you.