Arunachal Pradesh offers a treasure of untouched wilderness and rare wildlife, housing unique species in its lesser-known sanctuaries. Remote havens like Dibang and Pakhui protect diverse fauna, ...

Ramsar sites are wetlands of international importance under the Ramsar Convention, an environmental treaty established in 1971.

Hidden deep within the misty forests of Arunachal Pradesh’s Eastern Himalayas, Glaw Lake has earned a place on the global ...

Arunachal Pradesh records its first spoon-tailed duskhawker dragonfly, enhancing India's dragonfly species list significantly.

A recent Arunachal Pradesh wildlife survey uncovered rare findings. WWF-India carried out the large-scale survey in 2024. The most notable find was the first-ever photo of Pallas’s cat in the state.

Itanagar, India, May 2012—TRAFFIC India, in collaboration with the Forest Department of Arunachal Pradesh and with support from WWF-India organized a meeting on wildlife law enforcement and ...

Location: Mehao Wildlife Sanctuary, Eagle’s Nest Wildlife Sanctuary, D’Ering Wildlife Sanctuary, Namdapha National Park and other protected areas, reserve forests, unclassed state forests and ...

A wildlife survey conducted in Arunachal Pradesh has recorded the first-ever photographic evidence of the rare Pallas’s cat in the state. The survey, conducted by the World Wide Fund for Nature India ...

Tiger sighting in D’Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary of Arunachal Pradesh after almost two decades has brought huge cheer to researchers and conservationists. Forest department officials of Arunachal ...

Ramsar sites are recognised for their biodiversity, critical habitats for migratory birds, and ecological significance, such as carbon sequestration and flood control ...