Hotspots are highly endemic rich biodiversity areas which are also threatened with human activities. A view of Andaman Island with a wall of endemic forests in the backdrop.
Abstract: Four biodiversity rich areas in India have been designated as the hotspots by the Conservation International. Hotspots mandate greater conservation efforts at a local, national and global level.
The article should be cited as GnY staff, 2019. Biodiversity hotspots in India, Geography and You, 19 (15): 25-29.
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