Flora and Fauna in Odisha
Full of greenery and beautiful beaches, the state of Odisha
owns a healthy climate. 33% of its land is covered by the forest
ranges classified into two categories that include tropical moist
deciduous and tropical dry deciduous. Forest ranges include bamboo,
teak, rosewood, sal, Piasal, Sanghvan, Haldi and the list goes on.
The hills, highlands and remote areas of the north-eastern part of
the state are covered by the tropical moist deciduous forests
whereas. On the other hand, dry areas are located in the southwest
region of the state. Spectacular growth of the forests naturally
accounts for a widespread habitat for various species of wild
animals
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