Location and Geography
Pobha Wildlife Sanctuary is located on the northern bank of the Brahmaputra River, in Lakhimpur district near the border area of Arunachal Pradesh. Its position along the river’s floodplains gives it a unique ecological environment.
Flora and Fauna
The sanctuary is home to a diverse range of exotic flora and fauna. The landscape is dominated by swampy and riverine vegetation, supporting numerous species of plants and animals. Its rich biodiversity is a key feature of the sanctuary.
Climate and Weather
Pobha Wildlife Sanctuary experiences a tropical rainforest climate, with high humidity levels throughout the year. The monsoon season is marked by excessive rainfall, contributing to the lush and dense vegetation of the area.
Key Species and Conservation Efforts
The sanctuary is home to several important species of animals and birds. It was specifically established to protect the magnificent wild water buffalo, which is the sanctuary’s main attraction. In addition to the wild water buffalo, the sanctuary also hosts elephants and a variety of migratory bird species, which form the core of its wildlife population.
