Tourism and infrastructure threaten habitat of India’s Himalayan salamanders
PolicyMonday, July 20, 2026Mongabay

Tourism and infrastructure threaten habitat of India’s Himalayan salamanders

The habitat of India's Himalayan salamander is increasingly threatened by tourism and infrastructure development in the Darjeeling region, particularly during the monsoon seasons. Policymakers and activists must address this issue to protect the species and its critical environment from degradation.

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