The Western Ghats are a mountain range along the western coast of India. They stretch from Gujarat to Tamil Nadu. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is rich in biodiversity. It hosts numerous endemic species of flora and fauna. The region influences the Indian monsoon. It is also home to various cultural sites and hill stations. The Western Ghats are vital for conservation efforts.
The third synchronised Nilgiri Tahr Survey 2026 began on 24 April 2026 as a joint exercise of the Tamil Nadu and Kerala forest departments. The four-day census is...
The Western Ghats of Karnataka has recently gained recognition for its unique king cobra species. Known locally as 'Kalinga Sarpa', this snake is now scientifically named Ophiophagus Kaalinga....
Recent research has revealed a new genus of freshwater fish named Koima, endemic to the Western Ghats of India. This discovery was made by a team from Kerala...
The Western Ghats of India continues to reveal its hidden biodiversity. A team from the Agharkar Research Institute has recently identified a new species named Dicliptera polymorpha. This...
