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Risk of Central India Forests
August 22 , 2024
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- Forests in Central India’s Khandwa and North Betul divisions are at high risk of forest fires.
- The scientists noticed a slight increase in the number of fires, with about three more per year in Khandwa and one more in North Betul.
- 45 per cent of Khandwa’s Forest and 50 per cent of North Betul’s forest fall into high or very high fire risk zones.
- In Khandwa, these high-risk areas are mainly in the northern and southeastern parts, including the Khalwa, East Kalibhit, West Kalibhit, Chandgarh and Aonliya ranges.
- In North Betul, they are located in the northwestern and northeastern regions, such as Shahpur, Betul, Sarni and Bhaura.
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