TraMCA
Nature has no boundaries. The Transboundary Conservation of Manas resemblance with this concept. The Trans-boundary Manas Conservation Area, or TraMCA, is the initiative towards the conservation of Manas across borders between India and Bhutan. TraMCA with areas of over 6500 square kilometers is one of the three transboundary landscapes across Eastern Himalayas that connect Bhutan and North-Eastern India. This transboundary landscape, with unique biological significance, spans from the River Sonkosh, the western boundary of Ripu reserve forest in India to the Jomotsangkha Wildlife Sanctuary in Bhutan to the east. To the south, it extends to the southern boundary of Manas Tiger Reserve in India and to the north, the northern extent of Royal Manas National Park (RMNP) in Bhutan. The area is one of the richest biodiversity zones in entire tropical Asia. TraMCA Areas of India and Bhutan The Manas National Park (MNP) in India and RMNP Bhutan for...