The MLISc students organised a one-day tour to Kuruva Island, Wayanad on 23rd February 2011. Thirty-Five students accompanied by faculty members Dr. Mohamed Haneefa and Ms. Noorjahan were participatted in the tour programme. Kuruva Island is situated on the tributaries of the river Kabani. The Kabini river splits into two at the Kuruva Island and joins back again. With an area of 950 acres, Kuruva hosts a variety of plants and animals. This island is isolated but an array of uncommon species of birds, herbs and orchids are the monarchs of the Island. It is abundantly rich with green forest and is very far from the turbulence of city life making it an exotic place for visitors to relax and enjoy the beauty of the nature.
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