Saving Wetlands is Saving Kashmir

A wetland rarely disappears in a single dramatic moment. It is edged out, one patch at a time: a stretch filled, a channel narrowed, waste tipped into water, a boundary left unmarked. A little later, the damage is described as inevitable. In Kashmir, where wetlands are woven into the valley’s ecology and daily life, that slow disappearance should alarm us. Saving them is not a sentimental appeal to preserve scenery. It is a practical demand to protect people, livelihoods and the natural systems

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