Namdapha National Park: The Last Frontier of the Northeast
Arunachal Pradesh's Namdapha, that lines the northeastern borders of India, is one of the most remote and bio-diverse national parks in the world. But despite its remoteness, it reels under mounting human pressures that might push its wildlife to the brink of survival.
Film by: Biont
Updated Apr 28, 2022
Film by: Biont
Updated Apr 28, 2022
5 min watch
Arunachal Pradesh's Namdapha, that lines the northeastern borders of India, is one of the most remote and bio-diverse national parks in the world. But despite its remoteness, it reels under mounting human pressures that might push its wildlife to the brink of survival.
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Biont
a 'team of four friends', tells stories through visual media, with a mission to connect people with science, beauty and threats of our natural world.