The Sagara Science Forum (SSF), located in Sagara, Karnataka, India, has been a catalyst for enhancing public understanding of science for the past 15 years. Founded by the late H L Suryanarayana Rao, the SSF aims to make science engaging and accessible, moving beyond traditional rote learning methods. During a recent summer camp, high school students participated in hands-on activities that illustrated complex scientific concepts, such as the Fibonacci sequence in sunflowers and population growth through interactive games. H S Jeevan, the current president of SSF, noted the initiative's growth from a small gathering to a fully operational facility. Former participants, like Vikas Patil and Smriti Tiwari, credit the SSF for sparking their interest in science and guiding their career paths. Despite funding challenges, the SSF continues to offer camps at minimal costs, supported by grants and community contributions. The forum's efforts are crucial in inspiring the next generation of scientists, particularly in smaller towns where access to quality science education is limited.