So I'll list a few of them, their origins and what's at stake.
1. Eastern Afromontane
Geologically created by volcanic mountains, a remarkable 617 species are found in this forest. Unfortunately there are 11% of the habitat that remains.
2. Indian Ocean Islands

3. California Floristic Province
Dun dun dun. Yes, even in our beautiful golden state we suffer the same fate as others. Home to the most outstanding sequoias and redwoods suffers from pollution, road construction and urban areas.
4. Atlantic Forest
Running all the way through Brazil's Atlantic coast to Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, there are 20,000 plant species left and over two dozen critically endangered species (lion tamarins, sugar and coffee plantations)
5. Indo-Burma
With floodplains and rivers, it is essential for birds and fish. However, it is being destroyed by draining for wet rice cultivation. The rivers have been dammed in able to generate electricity making aquatic ecosystems at large risk.
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