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From Japan to Assam: 15,000 seed balls deployed to revive elephant habitat

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Guwahati: A Japanese technique of turning seeds into tiny, protective “seed balls” is taking root in Assam, where conservation organisation Aaranyak is using the nature-based approach to help restore degraded forests and rebuild habitat for Asian elephants. More than 15,000 seed balls containing native tree species have been prepared and dispersed across degraded forest patches […] The post From Japan to Assam: 15,000 seed balls deployed to revi…

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EastMojo broke the news on Monday, August 10, 2026.
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