Guwahati, 12th August: Banhbari Elephant Range in Manas National Park was transformed into a vibrant hub of festivities on August 11 as the park celebrated World Elephant Day. The event highlighted the critical importance of elephant conservation and showcased the park’s dedication to protecting these magnificent creatures.
Attendees participated in a heartwarming tradition of ceremonially feeding fruits to the elephants, an act symbolizing gratitude and reverence for these gentle giants. This unique celebration underscored the deep connection between humans and elephants, emphasizing the need for continued efforts to protect them.
Manas National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site, has long been a vital sanctuary for elephants in India. During the event, park officials shared encouraging news: the elephant population within the park has significantly increased compared to previous years. This positive trend reflects the success of ongoing conservation initiatives and the park’s commitment to creating a safe and thriving habitat for elephants.
The celebration of World Elephant Day at Manas National Park not only drew attention to the importance of conserving one of India’s most iconic species but also highlighted the park’s successful efforts in ensuring the well-being and growth of its elephant population.
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