Habitat Fragmentation
Habitat fragmentation occurs when large habitats are divided into smaller, isolated patches. This process disrupts ecosystems and threatens biodiversity. Species struggle to find food and mates. It often results from urban development, agriculture, and infrastructure projects. Fragmented habitats can lead to genetic isolation. Conservation efforts aim to restore connectivity between these patches. Protecting habitats is crucial for maintaining ecological balance.
India is renowned for hosting approximately 75 per cent of the world's tiger population. However, recent analyses reveal important disparities in their distribution across the country. The National...
November 29, 2024
The Eastern Ghats and Visakhapatnam have recently gained attention for their remarkable butterfly biodiversity. A decade-long study has documented 190 butterfly species in this region. Conducted by researchers...
November 15, 2024
