DownloadBhutan for Life Annual Report 2022Bhutan for Life Program Annual Report 2023 was launched on May 4 coinciding with the Birth Anniversary of Her Majesty the Gyaltsuen and the World Environment Day 2024. The Report highlights the achievements and ongoing efforts of the Bhutan for Life Program. It reflects the dedication and vision that aligns perfectly with Her Majesty’s commitment to environmental conservation.
DownloadGolden Mahseer Conservation Action Plan for Bhutan_2022-2032Golden Mahseer Tor putitora, commonly known as the ‘Tigers of the Rivers’, is an endangered freshwater fish species. In Bhutan it is found in all the major rivers and is expected to be present at elevations as high as 1000 meters during the summer spawning season. Being a migratory fish, the Golden Mahseer migrates back to its wintering habitats at the lower elevations, near
DownloadAsiatic Black Bear Conservation Plan 2023-2033Global status and distribution The Asiatic Black Bear (Ursus thibestanus) is distributed throughout Asia and found in 18 different countries. Globally there has been an approximate 31% decrease in the Asiatic Black Bear population and it is expected that this decline will continue over next 3 decades. National status and Distribution In Bhutan, the Asiatic Black Bear has been documented as having a wide distribution in certain
DownloadConservation Action Plan for Hornbills of Bhutan2023-2033Bhutan is situated in the region of eastern Himalayan biodiversity hotspot and she encompasses different ecological zones that provisions suitable habitats for various species of flora and fauna to thrive. A total of 762 bird species have been recorded in the country till date, many of which are globally threatened. Out of diverse avian species, Hornbills are charismatic bird species and are known for their
DownloadManagement Effectiveness of Protected Areas in Bhutan 2022-2023The Bhutan Management Effectiveness Tracking Tool Plus (Bhutan METT +) was developed in 2014 and implemented between 2014 and 2016 to assess the management effectiveness of the protected area network of Bhutan. After five years, Department of Forest and Park Services started the second assessment in 2021 to track the progress and identify gaps in management effectiveness and has been recently
DownloadNational Tiger Survey Report 2022Tiger populations have shown a modest increase as compared to 2014–2015 NTS, with a current estimated population of 131 tigers in the country, an increase of 27%. The NTS Report 2021–2022 provides an update of the status of tigers in our country. The Report is based on extensive data collection using camera traps, field surveys, and data analysis of tiger populations. The Report was published by the Nature
DownloadNational Forest Inventory Volume I: State of Forest Report 2023The findings of the NFI is published in two reports; (i) National Forest Inventory Volume I: State of Forest Report and (ii) National Forest Inventory Volume II: State of Forest Carbon Report. This is the first part of the NFI report; the National Forest Inventory Volume I: State of Forest Report and shall hereafter be referred to as the report. The report
DownloadNational Forest Inventory Volume II: State of Forest Carbon Report 2023The findings of the NFI is published in two reports; (i) National Forest Inventory Volume I: State of Forest Report and (ii) National Forest Inventory Volume II: State of Forest Carbon Report. This is the second part of the NFI report; the National Forest Inventory Volume II: State of Forest Carbon Report and shall hereafter be referred to as the report.
DownloadBhutan for Life Annual Report 2022Performance and the progress made by Bhutan for Life program in the year 2021
DownloadBhutan for Life Annual Report 2022Performance and the progress made by Bhutan for Life program in the year 2020
