4 Assam Villages Are Turning 1044 Bighas of Grazing Land Into a Forest Reserve to Protect 150 Deer
For generations, the people of Gohain Chapori in Assam's Dhemaji district have shared something special with the wildlife around them. On the same land where villagers take their cattle and buffaloes to graze, wild deer have found a home. Birds, including wild ducks, are also part of this landscape. For the families living here, sharing their surroundings with these animals has been a part of…
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