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India’s sacred groves are home to forest god shrines – and endangered species

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In India, sacred groves have become bastions of biodiversity. But how effective is spiritual belief as a tool for conservation? As young Keralites' interest in religion declines, so too have the size and number of sacred grove. Even where groves are protected by an active temple, religious obligation doesn't always lead to the most ecologically sound conservation choices.

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India’s sacred groves are home to forest god shrines – and endangered species

Sacred groves have become bastions of biodiversity in India, but relying on spiritual belief as a driver for conservation presents risks.

1 month ago·Boston, United States

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