Jammu and Kashmir

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Living on the Edge: The Pir Panjal Markhor
Species
Living on the Edge: The Pir Panjal Markhor
Pranav Capila
The world’s largest wild goats, among the most elusive large mammals in India, need protection, and so do their guardians
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Pranav Capila
Species
Animal Rescuers Face an Uphill Battle as Human-wildlife Interactions Rise in Kashmir
Conservation
Animal Rescuers Face an Uphill Battle as Human-wildlife Interactions Rise in Kashmir
Mudassir Kuloo
There are regular reports of wild bears and leopards in Kashmir, venturing out of forests in search of food, resulting in encounters with humans and their livestock
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Mudassir Kuloo
Conservation
Ibisbill in Kashmir: Where Boulders Have Wings
Species
Ibisbill in Kashmir: Where Boulders Have Wings
Pranav Capila
Though widespread in other higher regions of Asia, the ibisbill is found only in a few specialised riverine habitats in India, and these are, unfortunately, under significant threat from mining and other human activities
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Pranav Capila
Species
Loss of Habitat Forces Indian Crested Porcupines to Enter Saffron Fields in Kashmir
Conservation
Loss of Habitat Forces Indian Crested Porcupines to Enter Saffron Fields in Kashmir
Abrar Mattoo
Experts estimate that in recent years nearly 5,000 hectares of land growing saffron has been impacted by porcupines that are coming into fields in search of food due to loss of their natural habitats
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Abrar Mattoo
Conservation
‘Wonder Bird of the Himalayas’ Faces Several Threats
Conservation
‘Wonder Bird of the Himalayas’ Faces Several Threats
Hirra Azmat
Several anthropogenic pressures continue to impact the ibisbill, with sand and boulder mining being its biggest threat.
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Hirra Azmat
Conservation
Gul Toor Flowering Early in Kashmir Due to Climate Change
Conservation
Gul Toor Flowering Early in Kashmir Due to Climate Change
Hirra Azmat
The Kashmir Valley is experiencing warmer winters and as a result the flowering period for the Sternbergia vernalis flower has shifted from mid-March to mid-February
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Hirra Azmat
Conservation
Amazing Grace: The Regal Chinars of Kashmir
Wild Vault
Amazing Grace: The Regal Chinars of Kashmir
Dr Asad Rahmani
Come late autumn, the stately chinars of Kashmir are radiant as their leaves flare out in various shades of red, orange, crimson, and yellow
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Dr Asad Rahmani
Wild Vault
Human-Wildlife Clashes in a Changing Kashmir Valley
Conservation
Human-Wildlife Clashes in a Changing Kashmir Valley
Mubashir Naik
Irshad Hussain
Rapid urbanisation and a changing forest landscape set wild animals and locals against each other in Kashmir. The latest victims of this conflict are children
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Mubashir Naik
Irshad Hussain
Conservation
Hangul: Kashmir’s Pride, Headed Towards Extinction
Photo Story
Hangul: Kashmir’s Pride, Headed Towards Extinction
Anita Rao-Kashi
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Shy, elusive, and critically endangered, the only population of the Kashmir red deer is found on a small patch of protected land in Jammu and Kashmir’s Dachigam National Park
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Anita Rao-Kashi
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Photo Story
Hangul: Facts, Habitat, Threats
Infographic
Hangul: Facts, Habitat, Threats
Sustain Team
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about this critically endangered deer that is primarily found in Kashmir
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Sustain Team
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
Kashmir Markhor: Facts, Habitat, Hunting
Infographic
Kashmir Markhor: Facts, Habitat, Hunting
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need know about the world's largest wild goat that lives along steep cliffs and mountainsides
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Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
Grandala: Facts, Appearance, Diet
Infographic
Grandala: Facts, Appearance, Diet
Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
All you need to know about the royal-blue, gregarious bird
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Nisarg Prakash
Diviya Mehra
Infographic
Camouflaged Cliffhangers: The Majestic Kashmiri Markhor
Photo Story
Camouflaged Cliffhangers: The Majestic Kashmiri Markhor
Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Even though their population is small, the largest mountain goat on the planet is a creature of myth, a casualty of war, and a testament to resilience
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Sustain Team
Dhritiman Mukherjee
Photo Story
Aaliya Mir: The Woman Who Rescues Wildlife in Kashmir
Hero
Aaliya Mir: The Woman Who Rescues Wildlife in Kashmir
Athar Parvaiz
The role of wildlife conservationists and rescuers, such as Aaliya Mir, is increasingly becoming important in the wake of frequent human-wildlife conflicts in Kashmir
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Athar Parvaiz
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