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Nine big cats detected: Camera traps in Pakke Tiger Reserve (Arunachal Pradesh) have spotted nine tigers. This indicates a healthy tiger population.
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Location: East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh. Bordered by several reserve forests and Nameri National Park
(Assam). Lies in the Eastern Himalayas foothills, flanked by Kameng and Pakke Rivers. -
Area: 862 sq.km.
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Climate: Subtropical with cold winters.
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Nyishi Tribe: The Nyishi community plays a significant role in conservation efforts. Their involvement is vital for the reserve’s success.
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India Biodiversity Award: Pakke Tiger Reserve received the 2016 award for its Hornbill Nest Adoption Programme, highlighting successful conservation initiatives for threatened species.
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Vegetation: Diverse habitats include semi-evergreen, evergreen, and broadleaf forests, showcasing rich biodiversity. Flora includes Hoolock trees, bamboos, orchids, pine, oaks, and rhododendrons.
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Fauna: Supports a variety of animals like tigers, leopards, elephants, various deer species, and primates.
Pakke Tiger Reserve
