Bornadi Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected area situated in the eastern Himalayan foothills of Assam, bordering Bhutan. It serves as a vital ecological corridor for various species and derives its name from the Bornadi River. Recently, conservation efforts in this region have been highlighted by the successful return of the Dhole, a species whose presence indicates a healthy forest ecosystem. The sanctuary remains an important site for biodiversity monitoring and transboundary ecological preservation between India and Bhutan.