Assam is building rope bridges in the sky—to save its wildlife!♥️ In a smart move to protect animals like monkeys and hoolock gibbons, Assam has started making hanging canopy bridges over roads and electric wires in the forest. These rope bridges help tree-living animals cross safely without touching electric lines or coming down to dangerous roads. It’s a big step to stop electrocution and accidents. The bridges are made from strong ropes and bamboo and look like forest highways in the sky. Cam

Ever thought a bird could change a village? In Assam, the Greater Adjutant, once feared and shunned, found its unlikely heroes. Led by Dr Purnima Devi Barman, thousands of rural women formed the Hargila Army, working year after year to protect nesting trees, rescue fallen chicks, and shift hearts. From just a few nests, their efforts helped the population soar. Their efforts transformed the stork’s population from just 450 to over 1,800. Today, the Greater Adjutant is no longer a bird to fear —