Arunachal Pradesh Pledges to Protect Tigers and Ecosystem
Arunachal Pradesh CM Pema Khandu emphasizes the government's commitment to conserving wildlife, particularly tigers and their habitats. Highlighting the ecological role of tigers, he urges collective efforts to preserve them. The state houses crucial tiger reserves, sustaining biodiversity and signifying India's natural wealth.
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On Tuesday, Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu reiterated his government's commitment to wildlife conservation, with a particular focus on protecting tigers and their habitats. Addressing #InternationalTigerDay, he emphasized the significant role tigers play in maintaining ecological balance and national heritage.
Khandu stated that tigers are not merely apex predators but vital indicators of a healthy ecosystem, advocating for increased awareness and proactive measures to ensure their survival for future generations. The Chief Minister called on the public to join in action and awareness to protect these majestic creatures.
Arunachal Pradesh, boasting substantial forest cover, is home to two vital tiger reserves: Namdapha in Changlang district and Pakke in Pakke Kessang. These protected areas are crucial for conserving India's biodiversity, highlighting their importance in the wider ecological landscape.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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