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Guwahati Students Document 1,517 Species in Biodiversity Survey
Guwahati school students have documented 1,517 species in a biodiversity survey, contributing to a climate resilience database. This month-long initiative empowers student citizen-scientists to engage in environmental conservation. The project aims to create a permanent, real-time resource for biodiversity monitoring and climate action.
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