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Saving and releasing an infant Monkey back to its natural home, Khonoma village forest, Nagaland.
— Naga Hills (@Hillsnaga) March 14, 2023
in December 1998, hunting was banned in Khonoma’s forests and a 20 sq km area was demarcated by the village council as the Khonoma Nature Conservation and Tragopan Sanctuary (KNCTS). pic.twitter.com/HmjLO3waJk
