Biodiversity in Assam and Northeast India

The Northeastern Region of India is incredibly rich in biodiversity, making it one of the most ecologically diverse areas in the country. This region is home to a wide variety of landforms, including forests, plains, hills, and mountains, each with its unique type of soil and climate. These diverse geographical features create an ideal environment for the growth of numerous plant, animal, and microbial species. The climate in this area further supports the flourishing of a variety of vegetation, contributing to the region’s exceptional natural beauty and ecological significance. In addition to its rich natural resources, the people who inhabit the Northeastern region are known for their hardworking nature. They engage in various forms of agriculture, crafts, and other livelihoods, often working tirelessly every day to support themselves and their families. This close relationship with nature, through their work and daily practices, indirectly contributes to maintaining the rich biodiversity of the area. The activities of the people in these regions, such as farming, forest management, and sustainable practices, play a role in preserving the variety of species that call this region home. Thus, the harmony between the natural environment and the hard work of the local population sustains the region's vibrant and diverse ecosystems.