Assam’s Raimona National Park gets high-tech devices from Aaranyak

Guwahati: Raimona National Park, the youngest one among the six national parks in Assam, has been gifted 10 modern wireless communication devices by Aaranyak, a premier organisation dedicated to the research-based conservation of biodiversity.

These high-end Motorola devices were procured with generous support from the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation, a UK-based non-profit that has been aiding Aaranyak in its conservation projects for decades.

Over 40 people attended the event held on Monday including forest officials and representatives from Aaranyak during the handing over of the communication devices. The devices were provided to four range officers of the national park- Pranjal Talukdar from the Central Range, Biswajeet Basumatary from the Sanfan Range, Kangkan Jyoti Kaushik from the Athiabari Range and Anupam Das from the Western Range.