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In brief
Recent studies published in Nature Ecology & Evolution, BioScience, and Conservation Letters report a 24% average decline in butterfly populations across 37 countries since 1995, driven by climate change and rising temperatures.
Researchers note that the lack of monitoring infrastructure in tropical countries like India makes it difficult to accurately assess extinction rates.
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Home » National » Climate Change Causes Decline in Butterfly Species Across India
ABN , Publish Date - Nov 01 , 2026 | 01:23 AM
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