Nov 26, 20181 min read

India | First-ever biodiversity survey of addition to Manas NP finds rare species

The rich biodiversity of the first addition to the Manas National Park is being surveyed with the help of camera traps.

The survey which started on November 10 and slated to be completed by January 31, is being carried out by the Wildlife Trust of India in collaboration with Chirang forest division and an NGO New Horizon.

https://nenow.in/north-east-news/assam-rare-species-found-in-manas-national-park-reveals-survey.html

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India | First-ever biodiversity survey of addition to Manas NP finds rare species

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