Eco India: How Kerala is leading the way in biodiversity conservation through localised efforts
Kerala, is the first state in India to have established Biodiversity Management Committees across all 1200 local bodies, as early as 2012.
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10Eco India: How Kerala is leading the way in biodiversity conservation through localised efforts
