Flora and Fauna in Bhutan

Bhutan is a biodiversity hotspot, with a wide variety of flora and fauna throughout its diverse ecosystems. Here are some critical facts about the flora and fauna of Bhutan:
Flora:
•    Bhutan is known for its rich forest cover, with over 70% of the country covered in forests.
•    The country is home to various plant species, including rhododendrons, magnolias, oak trees, and medicinal plants.
•    Bhutan is also known for its rare and endangered plant species, such as the Blue Poppy, which is the national flower of Bhutan.
Fauna:
•    Bhutan is home to several rare and endangered animal species, such as the Bengal tiger, snow leopard, red panda, and black-necked crane.
•    The country is also known for its diverse birdlife, with over 700 species of birds found in Bhutan, including the national bird of Bhutan, the Raven.
•    Bhutan has several protected areas, including national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, which are essential for conserving Bhutan's flora and fauna.
Bhutan's government has a solid commitment to environmental conservation, and the country has pledged to maintain at least 60% of its land under forest cover. The Bhutanese also have a cultural and spiritual connection to nature, with many traditional beliefs and practices based on the environment and its preservation.