Kashmir EcoWatch
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Integrated district-level environmental intelligence bringing together ecological systems, water networks, monitoring, risk, evidence, and public contribution across the platform. Geographic Scope: Currently covering Kashmir Valley districts, with select profiles from Jammu Division and Ladakh. Expanded coverage in progress.
10 districts found
Rich biodiversity with 734 species, extensive water network (21 bodies).
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
District with diverse environmental systems and monitoring coverage.
Highly biodiverse with 892+ species, extensive water network (17 bodies), 3 protected areas.
Risk Score reflects a composite of environmental, hazard, hydrological, ecological, and monitoring-linked stress indicators used for comparative district-level interpretation.
District profiles serve as the regional intelligence entry layer, synthesizing all major platform systems into unified, place-based intelligence profiles for each administrative district.
Species inventories, habitat mapping, threatened species tracking, and protected area overlap analysis.
Lake health, river flow, wetland extent, groundwater trends, and water quality monitoring.
Air quality, pollution signals, waste management, and environmental health indicators.
Multi-hazard risk, active alerts, emergency response capacity, and infrastructure vulnerability.
Linked research studies, field reports, assessments, and policy documents.
GIS mapping, hazard overlays, habitat boundaries, and administrative boundaries.