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Invasive plant species threaten 66% of India s natural areas

Invasive plant species threaten 66% of India s natural areas
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Route to Gangotri to be shortened by 10 km | Dehradun News

The Army's Border Roads Organisation (BRO) plans to construct a 4 km-long double-lane road to connect to the Gangotri national highway in Uttarkashi d

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22% green areas in India covered by invasive plant species, says new study

High-concern plant invasions were recorded in 22% natural areas and modelled to potentially threaten 66% natural areas | Latest News India

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Invasive plant species threaten 66% of India s natural systems

Invasive plant species threaten 66% of India s natural systems
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22% of green areas in India invaded by invasive species: Study

Biological invasions threaten biodiversity and human well-being, with developing tropical countries such as India being more vulnerable, according to the study done by two Wildlife Institute scientists | Latest News India

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