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Ramsar Site Coverage In India Climbs To 8.66% of Total Wetland Area: SDG Data Ramsar Site Coverage In India Climbs To 8.66% of Total Wetland Area: SDG Data

Ramsar Site Coverage In India Climbs To 8.66% of Total Wetland Area: SDG Data

Responsible Us Bureau   Jul 3, 2026

India's internationally protected wetland area has more than doubled since 2016, with Ramsar sites now covering 8.66% of the count...

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