M. Lokeswara Rao, Principal chief conservator of forests (PCCF) & head of forest force (HFF), has tripped around the Amur falcon relocation spots and roosting areas around Doyang and Pangti.

During the visit, Rao was surprised to observe lakhs of Amur Falcon birds resting on tress near Pangti. He met the people of village, including elders, students, fisherman population, NGOS and forest staff.

Doyang is one of the biggest roosting places in Nagaland. Rao met the forest protection force guarding the roosting areas round the clock and he also venerated the honest and loyal work for the protection of Amur Falcons done by the forest protection force.

He also valued the citizens of Pangti and other neighboring villages for their hard work in saving Amur Falcons by giving up their livelihood.

"Churches have played major role in spreading the awareness programme supporting the green theology among the people", said Rao. He also informed that the forest department has taken all the possible steps for guarding Amur Falcon.

He even enlightened people regarding the conservation by distributing posters in all villages of Nagaland. Review meetings, seminar, and workshops were also carried out with the officers in the field, along with awareness programme to spread knowledge among village communities and students.