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Wetlands in Lali Sanctuary, Lali Wildlife Sanctuary, Lali Sanctuary, Lali Wildlife Sanctuary Arunachal Pradesh.
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WETLANDS IN LALI SANCTUARY
Arunachal Pradesh
Location: 16 km southeast of Pasighat and 80 km northeast of Dibrugarh, East Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh
Area: Area of wetlands unknown; Sanctuary 19,000 ha
Altitude: 120 m
Biogeographical province: 4.9.4
Wetland type: 11, 15, 21
Description of site: A forest sanctuary incorporating the lower reaches and floodplain of the Dihang river just north of its confluence with the Lohit river. Wetland habitats include riverine marshes, seasonally flooded grassland and riparian forest. There are several islands in the river, the largest of which is about 500 ha in area
Climatic conditions: Humid, tropicalmonsoon climate; temperatures range from 12°C to 33°C
Principal vegetation: Tropical, wet, evergreen forest with riverine forest and grasslands in the valley bottoms Land tenure: No information
Conservation measures taken: The Lali Sanctuary (19,000 ha) was established in 1978 Land use: No information.
Disturbances and threats: No information
Fauna: Swamp deer (Cervus duvaucelli) and Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) utilise the valley floor wetlands
Arunachal Pradesh
Location: 16 km southeast of Pasighat and 80 km northeast of Dibrugarh, East Siang district, Arunachal Pradesh
Area: Area of wetlands unknown; Sanctuary 19,000 ha
Altitude: 120 m
Biogeographical province: 4.9.4
Wetland type: 11, 15, 21
Description of site: A forest sanctuary incorporating the lower reaches and floodplain of the Dihang river just north of its confluence with the Lohit river. Wetland habitats include riverine marshes, seasonally flooded grassland and riparian forest. There are several islands in the river, the largest of which is about 500 ha in area
Climatic conditions: Humid, tropicalmonsoon climate; temperatures range from 12°C to 33°C
Principal vegetation: Tropical, wet, evergreen forest with riverine forest and grasslands in the valley bottoms Land tenure: No information
Conservation measures taken: The Lali Sanctuary (19,000 ha) was established in 1978 Land use: No information.
Disturbances and threats: No information
Fauna: Swamp deer (Cervus duvaucelli) and Asian elephant (Elephas maximus) utilise the valley floor wetlands
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