Bat Biodiversity Under Siege: India's Ecosystem Saviors at Risk
Bats in India, vital for ecosystems as seed dispersers and pest controllers, face growing threats from urban expansion, recreational activities, and resource extraction. The new report exposes insufficient attention from conservation communities, government policies, and highlights climate change's looming impact on these crucial mammals.
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In a recent report, India's bat population is found to face significant threats from human activities including poorly planned urban expansion and resource extraction.
The study, titled 'State of India's bats (2024-2025)', highlights the critical ecological roles these mammals play, yet notes the lack of attention they receive from conservation efforts and policies.
With seven species categorized as threatened and climate change posing additional risks, experts call for more comprehensive strategies to safeguard these vital species.
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