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Vanishing Treasures Programme promotes human-wildlife co-existence

March 20, 2024
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The Vanishing Treasures Programme under the United Nations for Environment Programme, UNEP has developed around 100 acres of land into pasture lands in Nubi Gewog, Trongsa. The initiative is to promote the co-existence of residents with the big cats.

To know more about the programme, our reporter Devika Pradhan talked to Doreen Robinson, the Head of Biodiversity and Land at the United Nations Environment Programme.

This story was produced with support from the Bhutan Tiger Centre and GRID-Arendal through the Vanishing Treasures programme.

 

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