Bioheritage of India

India is home to 45 Biodiversity Heritage Sites (BHS), which are ecologically fragile ecosystems rich in biodiversity and serve as important repositories of both cultural heritage and natural resources. These sites offer valuable insights into the interconnectedness of species, habitats, ecological processes, and traditional knowledge. Despite enormous diversity, the saga of Indian wildlife seems to be ad-fin. As per Red Data Book, 13 species of mammals and 06 each of birds & reptiles have been reckoned as endangered. Read more ...