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About the AuthorDr. Satish Pande is a physician by profession and is one of the founders of the Ela Foundation, Pune--a registered charitable organization.Product DescriptionThe Western Ghats of India, identified as a World Biodiversity hotspot by Birdlife International, is an ecological zone of global importance, and supports a variety of habitats--marine waters, mangroves, mixed hill forests, montane grasslands, and scrub forests. The birdlife of this vulnerable hotspot of biodiversity has been comprehensively detailed in this book.
This volume investigates the avian diversity and ecological distribution of bird species within the Western Ghats, Kokan, and Malabar regions of India. Dr. Satish Pande, a physician and founder of the Ela Foundation, compiles extensive field observations and ecological data to provide a comprehensive reference for the region. The work serves as a systematic cataloging of species found in habitats ranging from marine mangroves to montane grasslands, emphasizing the conservation status of this biodiversity hotspot.
What You Will Find
Experts and ornithologists recognize this work as a significant regional reference for documenting the avian life of a critical biodiversity hotspot. Readers frequently note the technical utility of the text for field identification and ecological research in Western India.
Page Count:
390
Publication Date:
2004-12-09
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0195668782
ISBN-13:
9780195668780
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