Kashmir EcoWatch
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Comprehensive limnological registry of 80 marshes, floodplain wetlands, shallow-water habitats, reedbeds, migratory bird staging reserves, and Ramsar international conservation landscapes across Kashmir, Jammu, and Ladakh.
Filter the 80 mapped wetlands by conservation status, avian staging importance, or water quality.
Curated perspectives on flagship Ramsar reserves, Central Asian Flyway waterfowl, hydric services, and citizen wetland observation.
Ramsar site and most important wetland in Kashmir for migratory waterfowl. Critical stopover on Central Asian Flyway. Supports over 100,000 wintering birds.
Important Ramsar wetland for wintering waterfowl. Second largest wetland in Kashmir after Wular. Critical for biodiversity and flood regulation.
Wetland reserve in northern Kashmir. Important for wintering waterfowl and resident species. Community-managed conservation area.
Small but ecologically significant wetland in Ganderbal. Important for local biodiversity and groundwater recharge.
Wetland in Baramulla district. Supports diverse bird life and local fisheries. Important for flood buffering.
Wetland in Ganderbal with high bird diversity. Important for local ecology and groundwater recharge.
Small wetland in Anantnag district. Supports local biodiversity and agriculture. Community-managed.
Wetland near Pampore town. Supports local agriculture and biodiversity. Under pressure from urban expansion.
Ramsar site and most important wetland in Kashmir for migratory waterfowl. Critical stopover on Central Asian Flyway. Supports over 100,000 wintering birds.
Important Ramsar wetland for wintering waterfowl. Second largest wetland in Kashmir after Wular. Critical for biodiversity and flood regulation.
Wetland reserve in northern Kashmir. Important for wintering waterfowl and resident species. Community-managed conservation area.
Small but ecologically significant wetland in Ganderbal. Important for local biodiversity and groundwater recharge.
Wetland in Baramulla district. Supports diverse bird life and local fisheries. Important for flood buffering.
Wetland in Ganderbal with high bird diversity. Important for local ecology and groundwater recharge.
Small wetland in Anantnag district. Supports local biodiversity and agriculture. Community-managed.
Wetland near Pampore town. Supports local agriculture and biodiversity. Under pressure from urban expansion.
The largest wetland in the Pampore cluster. Notable for hosting thousands of wintering migratory ducks and nesting resident birds. Fenced to prevent encroachment.