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Planting for elephants: Green step in degraded Assam forest on Bhutan border

A biodiversity conservation group undertakes a mission to replenish 100 hectares of a degraded patch in the Bhairabkunda Reserve Forest

May 24, 2025 - 06:48
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Planting for elephants: Green step in degraded Assam forest on Bhutan border
A biodiversity conservation group undertakes a mission to replenish 100 hectares of a degraded patch in the Bhairabkunda Reserve Forest
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