Meet the former hunters in Nagaland who now protect thousands of migrating Amur falcons
Nestled in Nagaland, Doyang Reservoir stands as a critical sanctuary for the migratory Amur falcons during autumn. Formerly a hub for hunters, the village of Pangti has embraced conservation. A ban on falcon hunting—prompted by 2012's outcry—has empowered local organizations to safeguard these birds
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Nestled in Nagaland, Doyang Reservoir stands as a critical sanctuary for the migratory Amur falcons during autumn. Formerly a hub for hunters, the village of Pangti has embraced conservation. A ban on falcon hunting—prompted by 2012's outcry—has empowered local organizations to safeguard these birds and promote responsible tourism. This transformation highlights a dedicated community effort towards environmental preservation and birdwatching.
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