Gobuk village, situated in the Upper Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh at an elevation of approximately 1,236 metres above sea level, is home to the Adi tribe—one of the largest indigenous communities in the state. In its pursuit of a more sustainable way of life, the village has taken bold steps to conserve its rich biodiversity, including the voluntary reduction of wildlife hunting, a practice once integral to traditional Adi culture.
With the support of organisations such as Titli Trust, Green Hub, and the Royal Enfield Social Mission, and through the unwavering commitment of conservation-minded individuals, Gobuk has documented its extraordinary biodiversity and initiated nature-linked livelihoods. These steps strengthen conservation efforts while fostering environmental awareness and long-term sustainability for the community.
The Siang River, which originates in Tibet (where it is called the Yarlung Tsangpo River), flows south through Arunachal Pradesh, before it flows in a southwesterly direction through Assam, where it is called the Brahmaputra.
Welcome to Gobuk: The Land of Beauty and Fertility
Gobuk Welfare Society is a community-oriented organization in Gobuk village dedicated to promoting social welfare and inclusive development. It works to support underprivileged individuals and families through initiatives in education, health awareness, conservation, livelihood support, and community empowerment. By encouraging participation, compassion, and self-reliance, the Society aims to improve quality of life and foster sustainable progress within the village community it serves.
In the About header, add another drop down after Gobuk organizations, called Supporting organisations leading to a page with the following organisations. You can add their logos with each organisation.