Sringeri is a refuge for endemic and threatened bird species, finds Andhra Pradesh researcher
Research from Sri Krishnadevaraya University identifies the Sringeri forest region as a critical refuge for endemic and threatened bird species in the Western Ghats. The study warns that ongoing development projects threaten the biodiversity of this habitat.
Why it matters
Documenting biodiversity hotspots is crucial for conservation efforts and mitigating the impact of human development on endangered species.
A researcher from Sri Krishnadevaraya University (SKU) at Anantapur in Andhra Pradesh has identified the forest areas around Sringeri as a major refuge for endemic and threatened bird species of the Western Ghats, while cautioning that unchecked development activities pose a growing threat to their survival.
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