The race to save Kashmir's iconic chinar trees

The race to save Kashmir’s iconic chinar trees

March 24, 2025

Suhail Bhat |

03/24/2025March 24, 2025

Kashmir’s majestic chinar trees are in decline due to urbanization. Conservationists and authorities are trying to protect the iconic species with planting programs and geotagging. Chinars can stop soil erosion and support bird species like owls.

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