Also understand that increasing human populations, poverty, and agricultural practices must be taken into account. Believe that safeguarding the future of bats and their habitats will help the whole planet s biodiversity, and create a healthier environment for both wildlife and people. Adopts a multidimensional approach to promote growth, development and conservation of the rich biodiversity of the Himalayas. Research and development programmes include economically important plants like tea, ornamentals, aromatic and medicinal plants. With a staff of hundreds at three locations, their site offers summaries of ongoing research and international collaboration, of products and services, as well as an undersea photo gallery.
Site also includes links to a National Wildlife Database.
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