Northeast States Unite To Save India’s Only Ape From The Brink Of Extinction

• Assam, Tripura, and Meghalaya are collaborating to protect the Western Hoolock Gibbon, identified as India's only ape species and now on the global endangered list.
• Conservation efforts include the deployment of canopy bridges and community guards.
• Forest departments from the three northeastern states have united for a week-long residential training focused on primate conservation.

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