Kashmir EcoWatch
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Landscape connectivity and habitat linkage analysis across Kashmir's protected area network. Identifies wildlife corridors, fragmentation zones, ecological bottlenecks, and movement pathways for conservation planning and spatial management.
Monitoring critical movement pathways including Dachigam–Tral Hangul Axis, Pir Panjal Markhor Passages, and Great Himalayan Snow Leopard Corridors.
Secures seasonal movement between the main Dachigam Hangul population and south Kashmir relic habitats in Shikargah-Panyer and Khiram, creating a critical buffer.
Links Kashmir’s primary Hangul habitat with Lidder Valley forest systems. Serves as a major high-altitude ecological corridor.
Historical migratory route and possible long-range movement system linking Dachigam with Sindh Valley, Tulail, and Gurez.
Maintains ecological buffering between Dachigam and Srinagar-Pampore urban-industrial edge, connecting Khonmoh, Khrew, and Dachigam.
South Kashmir conservation block supporting Hangul relic population and movement toward Overa-Aru, linking Shikargah, Khiram, and Khangund.
South Kashmir montane forest connectivity system bridging Overa-Aru, Rajparian, Daksum, and the Kokernag forest belt.
Connects southern Kashmir forest systems with Pir Panjal highlands, facilitating movement between Rajparian, Daksum, Hirpora, and Shopian-Pir Panjal.
Markhor and cliff-habitat connectivity in north Kashmir, linking Kazinag National Park, Limber, Lachipora, and the Jhelum border forest belt.
North Kashmir forest movement and genetic connectivity between Kazinag forests, Lolab Valley, and Kupwara forest ranges.
Waterbird dispersal and hydrological connectivity in the Jhelum basin, linking Wular Lake, Hygam, and Malgam wetlands.
Central Kashmir wetland movement and wintering network linking Hokersar, Shallabugh, Mirgund, and adjacent marshes.
Local wetland stepping-stone network in south Kashmir connecting Chatlam, Freshkoori, Kranchoo, and Manibugh wetlands.