Nine more Bird, Biodiversity Areas in Kerala

Nine more locations in Kerala have been identified as Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas (IBAs).

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  • The newly identified IBAs of Kerala are Achencoil Forest Division; Anamudi Shola National Park; Camel’s Hump Mountain, Wayanad; Kurinjimala Wildlife Sanctuary; Malayattoor Reserve Forest; Mankulam Forest Division; Mathikettan Shola National Park; Muthikulam-Siruvani; and Pampadum Shola National Park.
  • With the latest addition, the State now has a total of 33 IBAs.
  • The new list was released by the Bombay Natural History Society, a partner of BirdLife International, in its recent publication, Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas in India Priority sites for conservation. The IBAs are ....
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