There is need for undertaking immediate action-oriented steps targeted towards conservation of biodiversity.
Remaining at homes with no work has made the public regain touch with the environment as most people have started working at the wasteland areas and turning them to vegetables and tree plantation farms.
Kangpokpi Forest Division DFO Chinpilhing Kipgen said the animal will be handed over to PFA Thoubal for the time being since it was too young to be released in the wild.
Both biodiversity loss and climate change are two of our greatest threats at the moment-even while endure COVID-19, we must not lose sight of this.
The plantation drive was held by the BSF personnel in Mualkoi village under the theme ‘My Earth My Responsibility’
