Bhutan to declare protected river system

It will be the first country to do so in the region Environment: Bhutan will be the first country in the region to declare a protected river system. This declaration will be made in September. Experts from various local organisations and the World Wildlife Fund  (WWF) are working on a project to identify potential rivers […]

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