ENDANGERED VARIETIES IN INDIA

India, known for its rich biodiversity and stunning wildlife is home to a myriad of flora and fauna. However, this natural treasure trove is under threat due to habitat loss, poaching, climate change and human encroachment. This post sheds light to some of the endangered species in India. The survival of these species is our shared responsibility. Conservation efforts by the government, NGOs and local communities are making a significant impact, but the road to recovery is long. By spreading awareness, supporting wildlife conservation organisations and actively participating in eco-friendly practices, we can contribute to protecting these incredible creatures and preserving India's diverse ecosystems for future generations.
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