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The river Ganga
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About Rivers for Life, Life for Rivers

WWF-India’s Rivers for Life, Life for Rivers programme envisions Ganga as a healthy river system that is rich in biodiversity, providing long-term water security to communities and nature. This initiative supported by the HSBC Water Programme (HWP), is a five-year partnership between HSBC, WWF, WaterAid and Earthwatch.

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WWF-India’s Rivers for Life, Life for Rivers programme envisions Ganga as a healthy river system that is rich in biodiversity, providing long-term water security to communities and nature.

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Conservation issues and challenges

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Ramganga is the first major tributary joining the Ganga. This spring-fed river rises at an altitude of about 3,110 m in the lower Himalayas near the Lohba village (Latitude 30o5’ N and Longitude 79o16’ E) in the Pauri-Garhwal district of Uttarakhand.

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