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Why Kashmir’s Iconic Chinar Trees are Disappearing?
The Chinar tree population in Kashmir has declined, according to a 2021 booklet from Kashmir’s Forest Department. Some ...
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Authorities resort to geo-tagging to conserve iconic Chinar trees in Indian-controlled Kashmir
Officials from the forest department in Indian-controlled Kashmir summer capital, Srinagar city are these days fixing metal plates featuring a ...
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The fall of Kashmir’s mighty chinar trees
That is the period when the leaves of the magnificent Chinars turn a brilliant red, at the onset of fall – a major tourist attraction. Typically, a Chinar grows to 30 metres (98 ft) or more and ...
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The pride of Kashmir – the Chinar tree - gets a digital identity
The Chinar tree is a majestic deciduous species from the Platanaceae family, which attains a height of 30 metres. The trees whose leaves turn a vivid shade of golden and red in winters are an ...
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Feature: Authorities resort to geo-tagging to conserve iconic Chinar trees in Indian-controlled Kashmir
The Chinar because of its magnificent size has been part of Kashmiri folklore for generations. These trees, with more deeply lobed (hand-shaped) leaves, are conspicuous in every season.