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Call for community-led approaches in protecting Doyang Wetland areas - Vimarsana News

Call for community-led approaches in protecting Doyang Wetland areas

The celebration of World Wetlands Day at Doyang Wetland Reservoir was held under the theme “Wetlands & Human Well Being” with Vedpal Singh, IFS, PCCF & Chief Wildlife Warden and Nodal Officer, State Wetland as the special guest.

Nagaland birders report 210 bird species during 2nd TEBC - Vimarsana News

Nagaland birders report 210 bird species during 2nd TEBC

DIMAPUR, NOVEMBER 9 (MExN): Nagaland reported 210 species in 320 checklists during the 2nd edition of Tokhü Emong Bird Count (TEBC). Over the course of four days, 47 birders participated in the 2nd edition of TEBC which concluded synchronously with the Lo

Nagaland Celebrates a Decade of Amur Falcon Conservation Effort - Vimarsana News

Nagaland Celebrates a Decade of Amur Falcon Conservation Effort

Nagaland commemorates ten years of dedicated conservation work, proudly bearing the title "Falcon Capital of the World."

Continue Legacy Of Community-driven Conservation, Says Kikheto - Vimarsana News

Continue Legacy Of Community-driven Conservation, Says Kikheto

KOHIMA — Commissioner and Secretary, Department of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (DEFCC), Kikheto Sema, on Friday called for efforts to continue the

A LEGACY OF COMMUNITY-DRIVEN CONSERVATION - Vimarsana News

A LEGACY OF COMMUNITY-DRIVEN CONSERVATION

Commissioner & Secretary for Department of Environment, Forest & Climate Change, Y. Kikheto Sema today called upon the people to continue to retain legacy that “our state example of community-driven conservation and let us also ensure that Nagaland remain