The data was collected from a high-altitude Himalayan belt across 11 wildlife divisions from Tawang in the west and Anini to the east. We expect the results by November,” Milo Tassar, the deputy conservator of forest (Wildlife) told The Hindu on Thursday. “We provided all the data of the survey to the World Wide Fund for Nature earlier this year. However, wildlife officials in the State are eagerly awaiting the analysis of the data of a survey conducted in 2021 to ascertain the presence of the elusive snow leopard, often referred to as a mountain ghost because of its coat that helps it blend in a snowy-rocky environment. km reserve bordering Myanmar has an elevation varying from 200 metres to 4,571 metres above sea level. The snow leopard has never been spotted nor recorded in the Namdapha National Park and Tiger Reserve in Arunachal Pradesh’s Changlang district. A big cat’s skin that no one saw is behind the survey of the ‘ghost of the mountains’ in India’s easternmost tiger reserve.
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