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Rare Oriental pied hornbill sighted in Arunachal Pradesh after long gap, signals healthy forests

Forests in Arunachal Pradesh are showing signs recovery after the sighting of the great Oriental Pied hornbill; According to the locals of the Forest North East ,specifically Arunachal Pradesh are showing signs of recovery after sighting of the Great Oriental Pied Hornbill.

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A rare adult Oriental pied hornbill has been sighted at Pasighat in East Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh after a long gap, indicating a healthy forest ecosystem in the region, officials said. The hornbill was observed foraging near the forest office area by local resident Biswajit Tayeng, the officials said.The sighting has generated interest among wildlife enthusiasts and conservationists.

Hornbills are considered key ecological indicators, and their presence reflects the overall health of forest habitats.
Officials said the species plays a crucial role in seed dispersal and forest regeneration, contributing to the maintenance of biodiversity. "The return of the hornbill after a prolonged gap suggests that habitat conditions in the area remain favourable and conservation measures are yielding positive outcomes," a forest official said.

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