Western Ghats Evergreen Wild life Kerala; Protect endangered species in Indian rainforest

The dense tropical evergreen rain forests in Kerala's hill stations are teeming with exotic wildlife. This wild side of the state needs to be protected. Amidst all the poaching and species going extinct, there is still a lot of beauty left in the world. It is up to us to protect it, so that future generations can see the diverse animal kingdom in flesh and blood - not in picture books of extinct animals.

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Saturday, October 17, 2009

Anamudi at Rajamalai [2400m],high altitudes grassland Shola Forest in western-ghats kerala

A advangeras forest tracking eravikulam-national-park-Rajamala rajamala cliffs munnar,Shola

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The reason behind the creation of this blog is our strong concern towards the critically endangered animals. In fact, the next generation might miss out on seeing or knowing about these species is a worrying thought. Our aim is to raise awareness of this issue by focusing on various animals listed as endangered species. We hope this blog will act as a catalyst towards creating a positive response in combating this grave issue.