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During the Republic Day parade, Arunachal Pradesh highlighted its Singchung Bugun Village Community Reserve, a 17-square-kilometer biodiversity hotspot near Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary. Established in 2017, the reserve safeguards the Bugun Liocichla, a critically endangered passerine bird named after the Buguns community. The Buguns, an indigenous group of around 2,000 people, inhabit 12 villages adjacent to Eaglenest. Community reserves, introduced in India’s Wildlife Protection Act, serve as vital buffers, connectors, and migration corridors between national parks and forests, ensuring biodiversity conservation.