Measuring biodiversity is like taking a census of a bustling city—we count species richness and evenness with indices like Shannon-Weiner, but those numbers feel cold. For me, the true measure was always in the symphony of calls at dawn in the Sunderbans, a ledger no index could capture. My life with a notebook and binoculars taught me that a single silent mangrove swamp, though still 'diverse', had already lost its vital score.
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