Kashmir’s water bodies have declined for decades. Is conservation keeping pace?

Mongabay
Sep 9, 2026, 1:58 pm118 ptsTrending
For generations, Kashmir’s wetlands, lakes and rivers have been woven into the landscape around its towns and villages. Paddy fields once stretched across parts of the valley, while canals and springs were familiar features of everyday life. But much of that landscape has changed. A new study published in…

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