Golden langur threatened by lack of suitable habitat

The golden langur, first photographed and formally discovered by naturalist and tea planter E. P. Gee in 1953 on the east bank of the Manas river on the Bhutan-Assam border, is now struggling for suitable habitats. A habitat suitability study of the golden langur, a primate that is endemic to Assam in India and the […]

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