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Reports suggest that by opening exciting possibilities for future protection, a large ice is enough to support the leopard population.
As Sikkim celebrated his Golden Jubilee kingdom on Friday, it has made a gift from Wilde.
The first presented by the One and Environment Department and the WWF-India, for the first time Snow Leopard Population Assessment Report has identified 21 endangered snow leopards in high altitude areas of North and West Sikkim.
The study included a two -year careful scientific tracking, which used the camera net in the Himalayas.
Reports suggest that by opening exciting possibilities for future protection, a large ice is enough to support the leopard population.
To mark the occasion, the state has also introduced a new mascot, which is a snow leopard called “Kuzu”, which means that wildlife is a symbol of Sikkim’s commitment to conservation and biodiversity.
Pradeep Kumar, who is the Principal Secretary of the One and Environment Department, said, “It is not just a scientific milestone, but a will for Sikkim’s deep inherent conservation policies.
Mr. Kumar also recalled a rare example, where a royal Bengal tiger and a snow leopard were captured on the same camera trap, which exposes the unique ecological wealth of Sikkim.
50 year state
Sikkim, which enjoyed the protector situation after India’s independence, became a state in 1975 after a referendum.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday congratulated the people of Sikkim on the state’s Golden Jubilee, which highlights its calm beauty and “progress in diverse fields”.
“Hot greetings to the people of Sikkim on their state day! This year, this opportunity is even more because we mark the 50th anniversary of Sikkim! Sikkim is associated with calm beauty, rich cultural traditions and hardworking people.
