Bhutan: Campaign to raise donations from common people to bring ‘peace on peak’

Between the clean wind and inaccessible land in the high hills of Bhutan, the Yak, showing the courage of the mountain community, looks like a symbol of tolerance and dignity. This huge creature with its thick, hot woolen skin and stable moves is not just one animal, but a lifeline of mountainous people.

Under the campaign called ‘Peace on Shikhar’, preserving the valuable tradition of Bhutan and those remote high-end areas Efforts are being made to help the communities living in, who are dependent on the yak for their livelihood. In maintaining mutual relations between mountainous communities and these magnificent organisms, from the contribution of every level of small and big, it will help not only, not only warm wool, nutritious milk, but sometimes meat. Yak, also, is considered a strong companion in the rigorous climate. Yaks carry the burden of their owners’ hopes and dreams on their strong shoulders, helping to transport goods and connect remote communities. For the mountainous people, Yak is not only a source of livelihood, but is similar to the beloved member of the family, mute patron and mountain life ornaments. The declining population of the yak, however, is becoming a serious subject of the decreasing number of yaks. Since 2019, there has been a 22 percent decrease in the number of household grazing houses in Bhutan and a decline of 28 percent in the number of yaks (National Statistics Bureau 2022). The common causes of decline in the population of the yak include the problem of insufficient availability of fodder, hunt by gid disease and wildlife. Every year 159 yaks fall prey to wild animals, most of which are calves. Because of this, wild hunters, animals, mainly kills snow leopards to take revenge. This rare species, including the catchment area, is very important for the balance of our entire mountainous ecosystems. The Damcho wash of the Laya Yak Association explains, “As the shepherds of the yak, we live a difficult life. Almost every year we have to change the place and we wake up overnight and protect our yaks from bears, tigers, snow leopards, wild dogs and Himalayan wolves. ” This campaign to gather the purpose of the initiative has been started to protect 149 Bhutanese families living on high land, more than 2 thousand calves of yarak and 134 snow tendons. Its purpose is to promote human-wildlife co-existence in mountainous regions. This includes the use of the use of the portable lattice as well as protecting snow leopards for the safety of the yak. Let’s donate In such a situation, through this initiative, an attempt has been made to adopt the approach to collect donations through digital mediums and achieve the continuous development goal. Each contribution given to this fund has been made to bring ‘peace on the peak’ and human livelihoods on the hills of Bhutan Will contribute significantly towards calming the struggle of this. This amount will be spent on the work of giving an iron portable lattice, to 149 families. This work will be done in collaboration with local governments and community yak associations.

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