Guwahati, Aug. 2 -- In the heart of Guwahati, the official residence of the Governor of Assam, Raj Bhavan, sets a strong example for urban biodiversity conservation.

The estate, with its lush greenery, well-planned plantations, and diverse wildlife, has transformed into a living sanctuary that highlights Assam's natural heritage.

According to the Assam Government's Raj Bhavan portal, the estate boasts 38 species of forest trees and 17 species of fruit-bearing trees, all either native to or well-suited for Assam's environment.

The grounds also feature ornamental plants like hibiscus, daisies, and seasonal flowers, further enhancing the campus's natural beauty.

A senior horticulture officer noted, "Raj Bhavan is not only serene but also...