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Pasupathi (animal carer) seal from the Harappan civilisation With just about every ecosystem in the world - ranging from snowcovered Himalayan mountains to tropical rain forests; from the wet Northeastern green forests to dry Northwestern deserts and fertile river plains, India is one of the richest countries in terms of biodiversity and associated traditional knowledge. Our traditions and ethical values of nature conservation are a source of inspiration and guidance for the future. India is one of the oldest civilizations in the world - known and respected for its rich culture and  heritage. Living in harmony with nature has been an integral part of our culture, and its beauty and  power are ingrained in our lives and our history. Bhimbetka Caves, Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh Palaeolithic wall paintings from the Bhimbetka Caves After all, no other culture can provide such a profound variety of cultural practice and ecologically sound relationships with natur...