WTI-WLT Conducts Free Medical Health Camp in Darichikgre, Garo Hills
Garo Hills, Meghalaya, Aug 2, 2017: A free, one-day Medical Health Camp was conducted at the community hall of Darichikgre village in the Garo Hills on July 27. The camp was implemented under the Garo Green Spine Project run by Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) and World Land Trust (WLT). Read more »
GARO GREEN SPINE CONSERVATION PROJECT
This project's overarching aim is to connect the fragmented forest patches located between the West Garo Hills and Nokrek National Park, with a view to establishing an unbroken wilderness link with Balpakram National Park. This network of forest patches forms the backbone of the region’s biodiversity. Read more »
WTI-WLT Conducts Free Medical Health Camp at Mesimagre, Garo Hills
Garo Hills, Meghalaya, October 13, 2016: A free, one-day Medical Health Camp for residents of four villages in the Garo Hills was conducted at the community hall of Mesimagre village on October 6. Read more »
First-ever Skill Development Workshop on Settled Cultivation Held at Chandigre, Garo Hills
Garo Hills, Meghalaya, August 11, 2016: Wildlife Trust of India (WTI) and World Land Trust (WLT), in collaboration with the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) and with support from the Garo Hills Autonomous District Council (GHADC) and the Meghalaya Forest Department, organised a first-of-its-kind training workshop on settled cultivation […] Read more »
Free Medical Health Camp for Five Villages in Garo Green Spine
Garo Hills, Meghalaya, July 04, 2016: A free, one-day Medical Health Camp for residents of five villages in the Garo Hills was conducted at the Chandigre village community hall on June 25. Dr ST Sangma of the Asanang Primary Health Centre examines a young patient at the health camp The […] Read more »
Canopies and Corridors: Conserving the Forests of the Garo Hills
The Balpakram and Nokrek Protected Areas are the two ecological crown jewels of the Garo Hills. The two are connected tenuously by forested lands along the spine of the Garo Hills much of which is akhin owned, private community forests and jhummed land. This Conservation Reference Series report documents the […] Read more »
