Second DiversityIndia Meet (2023) held at Dibang Valley, Arunachal Pradesh, India

Study Extent

The observations were recorded from the area of Dibang Valley Jungle Camp, way to Sally Lake and Rukmini Kimi Katali, during pre-monsoon season.

Sampling

Opportunistic sampling

Method steps

1. Observation, Photography, Field Notes

Due to climatic conditions the observations of different taxa were less. Although 83 occurrence records from three different area were documented including Birds, Butterflies, Spiders.

1. Animalia
   common name: Fauna rank: kingdom

The Dibang Valley is located in the eastern region of Arunachal Pradesh, adjacent to the border of China. Upper Dibang Valley, Lower Dibang Valley, and Anjaw are the districts that surround it, which is located in the state's most northern region. The valley exhibits distinctive features such as rugged topography, deep ravines, and precipitous mountain inclines. The Dibang River, which has its source in the Mishmi Hills, courses through the valley, enhancing its aesthetic appeal. The Dibang Valley is situated at a significant altitude, exhibiting an average elevation that spans from 600 to 4,000 metres (2,000 to 13,000 feet) above the mean sea level. The area is characterised by a subtropical highland climate, exhibiting relatively mild summers and chilly winters.