Biodiversity hotspots in India are regions with rich species diversity that are also under threat from human activities. India is home to four major biodiversity hotspots: the Western Ghats, the Eastern Himalayas, Indo-Burma, and Sundaland (Nicobar Islands).
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These areas are known for their high levels of endemic species, meaning many plants and animals found here exist nowhere else in the world. The Western Ghats, for instance, are famous for their unique flora and fauna. These hotspots are vital for conservation efforts, as they not only support diverse ecosystems but also provide essential services like water, climate regulation, and resources for local communities.
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Table of Content for Biodiversity Hotspots in India PPT
- Introduction
- Biodiversity hotspots in India
- The Himalayas
- Indo-Burma Region
- The Western Ghats
- Sundaland
- Conclusion
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