"Rowmari-Donduwa Wetlands: Assam's Potential Second Ramsar Site?"

The Rowmari-Donduwa wetland complex in Assam is being considered for designation as a Ramsar Site due to its rich biodiversity and vital ecological functions within the Kaziranga-Orang landscape.

• Over 60 participants, including researchers and conservationists, attended a workshop focused on the protection and sustainable management of wetlands in Assam, emphasizing the importance of the Rowmari-Donduwa wetland.
• The Rowmari-Donduwa wetland complex is recognized for its exceptional biodiversity, contributing significantly to the ecological balance in the adjacent Kaziranga National Park and Laokhowa Wildlife Sanctuary.
• The push for the Rowmari-Donduwa wetlands to become a Ramsar Site reflects a broader conservation movement aimed at preserving critical wetland ecosystems in Nagaon, Assam.