Save Nicobar Islands!

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Over 8,52,000 trees will be felled in the Great Nicobar Islands for a massive development project.

This mega project will adversely affect the rain-forests, wildlife including species such as leather-back turtles, saltwater crocodiles,

Nicobar crab-eating macaque and migratory birds and vulnerable tribal groups on the island.

Wildlife experts, conservationists, civil society organizations have pointed out several loopholes in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report.

Save Nicobar Islands!

Over 8,52,000 trees will be felled in the Great Nicobar Islands for a massive development project.

This mega project will adversely affect the rain-forests, wildlife including species such as leather-back turtles, saltwater crocodiles,

Nicobar crab-eating macaque and migratory birds and vulnerable tribal groups on the island.

Wildlife experts, conservationists, civil society organizations have pointed out several loopholes in the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) report.

Also, this project will irreversibly change the demography of the area since it will be built on an active seismic zone.

This mega project must be re-evaluated. Join us in urging the government to do so.