Guwahati, July 19 -- A two-day nature exploration programme at Baghmora Eco Camp in Assam showcased the rich biodiversity of the Brahmaputra floodplains, bringing together wildlife experts, birdwatchers, photographers and conservation enthusiasts.

Organised by Rago under Project Pokhila, an initiative of the Nature Conservation Society (NCS), Assam, the event began with a Butterfly Walk on July 17, followed by a Bird Walk and Birdwatching Day on July 18.

The programme was guided by noted naturalists and resource persons Binanda Hatibaruah, a recipient of the Asom Gaurav award, and Loren Sonowal, Chairman of the Nature Conservation Society (NCS), Assam. During the butterfly survey, participants documented more than 38 butterfly species a...