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LATEST NEWS FROM Western Arunachal Landscape

Thembang Bapu Community Conserved Area (CCA) Management Committee bags prestigious Arunachal Tourism Award 2017

The Thembang Bapu CCA Management Committee has been conferred with the Best Ecotourism Project of the Year 2017. The award was ...

01 Feb 2017
WWF-India participates in the Gorsam Festival of Arunachal Pradesh to spread the message of conservation

The festival of Gorsam Kora is celebrated around the Gorsam Choten in Pangchen valley during the pre-monsoon period between ...

30 Apr 2014
WWF-India supports the first Pakke-Nameri peace conservation rally

Pakke and Nameri are adjoining Tiger Reserves in the Indian states of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam respectively. Together, the ...

23 Apr 2013

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WWF-India works with the Arunachal Pradesh State Forest Department, local communities, as well as local monasteries to reduce the impact of human activities on the forests and high altitude wetlands, and to conserve critical wildlife species and its habitat.

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The landscape is best known for the wide variety of rhododendron species found here, estimated at 32 species and five subspecies, and also as the home of the elusive red panda and the snow leopard.

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