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Park Information
Faunal and Floral Diversity
Inhabitants & Livelihood
Camping & Trekking Sites
Risk & Threats
BFL's Future Achievements
Park Photo Gallery
Park Information
Faunal and Floral Diversity
4
species of cats found
23
species of mammals
Inhabitants & Livelihood
Residents are farmers who depend of agriculture for livelihood. They cultivate paddy and maize as their main stable food
Camping & Trekking Sites
Trekking Route
The management is of the opinion that an existing footpath can be developed as a trekking route and a birding trail through the sub-tropical forest
Risk & Threats
Infrastructure development
The ongoing SamdrupCholing-Jomotshangkha highway construction poses a threat in conserving the biodiversity of the sanctuary
Poaching
Illegal poaching of wildlife and timber species especially by the people from across the borders remain unabated despite frequent patrolling
Forest fire
Forest fires set by people across the borders is a serious threat to the habitat and biodiversity of the sanctuary
JWS's Future with BFL
Conservation status of high profile, lesser known, endangered and endemic flora and fauna species determined and documented
Eco-lodges and eco-treks designed and developed
Park communities implement climate-smart organic agriculture
Degraded lands within JWS mapped and restored with climate-smart mechanisms
SMART patrolling implemented in JWS
Park staff trained for effective anti-poaching operations
Forest quality and extent is maintained
New nature-based local enterprises implemented
JWS equipped with adequate and competent staff and essential equipment and infrastructure
Park Photo Gallery
Protecting, saving & monitoring wildlife and habitat.