Lake Conservation News Today

Over the years, the contours of the lake have changed with the periphery changing into marshy land, and the lake’s aquatic ecosystem changing with growing pollution

MoEF&CC has submitted three nominations from India for Wetland City Accreditation (WCA) of Indore (Madhya Pradesh), Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh) & Udaipur (Rajasthan) under the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands. These are the first three Indian cities

Nurturing young environmentalist in Sunway Theme Parks’ Explorer Rangers programme.

Srinagar, Oct 18: Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have launched a pilot project for converting massive quantities of weed extracted from famous Dal Lake into organic fertiliser, as part of Lake Conservation programme, which will also generate some revenue. According to officials of the Lake Conservation and Management Authority (LCMA), nearly 70,000 cubic metres of

Srinagar: Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have launched a pilot project for converting massive quantities of weed extracted from famous Dal Lake into organic fertiliser, as part of Lake Conservation programme, which will also generate some revenue. According to officials of the Lake Conservation and Management Authority (LCMA), nearly 70,000 cubic metres of weed is extracted from the Dal Lake every

Srinagar, Oct 18: Authorities in Jammu and Kashmir have launched a pilot project for converting massive quantities of weed extracted from famous Dal Lake

By Auqib Javeed The sudden death of large numbers of fish in Kashmir’s iconic Dal Lake has reignited concerns over water pollution, eutrophication and ineffective control measures On 25 May this year, a large number of dead fish were found floating in Dal Lake in Srinagar, the summer capital of Ja...

Oxygen levels have dropped in various lakes, including Dal Lake, because of an increase in pollutant levels.

Srinagar: The Dal and Nigeen lakes here will soon have floating sewage systems that connect the houseboats to treatment plants, protecting the lakes from pollution in the process. The Lake Conservation and Management Authority (LCMA), which manages and conserves the water bodies and waterways of Jammu and Kashmir, said the project will collect sewage from the houseboats and keep the lakes

Srinagar, Sept 26: The Dal and Nigeen lakes here will soon have floating sewage systems that connect the houseboats to treatment plants, protecting the lakes from pollution in the process. The Lake Conservation and Management Authority (LCMA), which manages and conserves the water bodies and waterways of Jammu and Kashmir, said the project will collect