The Sangtam Naga community has passed a resolution banning pangolin hunting to address wildlife trafficking along the India-Myanmar border. Nagaland is a critical wildlife corridor for the illegal trade, with pangolins being the world’s most trafficked mammal. While pangolin hunting is already banned under India’s wildlife law, enforcement in Nagaland’s districts, where governance is largely community-driven with customary laws, becomes difficult. A community-led ban has greater influence.