Royal Manas National Park (RMNP)

Park Information

The adjoining areas of the Indian Manas and the Bhutan Manas are known as the Greater Manas Landscape and form the world’s second largest protected landscape for tigers

Faunal and Floral Diversity

Faunal and floral diversity under the Bumdeling Wildlife Sanctuary

Species of cats
0
species of birds
400
species of amphibians
200
species of snakes
0
species of lizards
0
species of plants
700
species of plants
50
species of mammals
60

Risk and Threats

Illegal Activities

Poaching, Timber extraction, Fishing & Collection of non-wood products

Development

8.70 km square of park land has been lost to development activities, mainly for road construction and building electricity transmission lines

Human Wildlife Conflict

61% of park inhabitants reported losing maize crops to wild pigs and 15% reported losing their paddy fields.

RMNP's Future with Bhutan for Life

Park staff trained for effective anti-poaching operations

A new eco-tourism enterprise and implemented in RMNP

SMART patrolling implemented in RMNP

RMNP equipped with adequate and competent staff as well as essential equipment and infrastructure

Human-wildlife conflict hotspots mapped and installed with appropriate physical barriers

An innovative Human-wildlife Conflict mitigation mechanism implemented in JSWNP

Forest quality and extent is maintained

New nature-based local enterprises implemented

Inhabitants

people reside inside the Parks
0

Livelihoods

62% of households engage in farming as agriculture is the main source of livelihood

12% of households rear livestock

Camping and Trekking Sites

5 eco-lodges managed by the communities

1 Nature trail

Birding, Biking, Hot stone bath, Visit to local villages, Attend local festivals, Fly-fishing, Camping, River rafting, Elephant rides and Traditional Archery

Major Projects

Management Plans

This conservation management plan describes in details the importance of the park in ensuring biological continuity and ecosystem integrity, human communities and economic status; experiences and challenges, achievements from the past conservation management plan, threats and strategic actions for next 10 years. This plan also includes implementation work plans with budget outlay, monitoring, and evaluation approach for the planned activities.

Environmental and Social Management Plans

2019

Grievance Redressal Mechanism