Author name: Muskan Mushtaq

Muskan Mushtaq is a passionate environmental researcher and a Zoology postgraduate from the Central University of Kashmir. She holds a strong passion for sustainability, wildlife and environmental conservation, and for combining scientific research with practical fieldwork. With this commitment, she aspires to build a purposeful career in field ecological and environmental sustainability. She is currently a TRIP Intern.

Wular Lake’s Lotus Blossoms Again: A Wetland Revival Story

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Unchecked pollution, untreated waste inflows, shoreline encroachments, blocked hydrological channels, and massive silt deposition had gradually suffocated Wular’s natural vegetation zones. As lotus growth collapsed, an entire ecological system and vital income stream for lake-dependent communities disappeared with it. However, in 2025, this long silence was finally broken as lotus blossomed across sections of Wular. […]

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Jhelum River in Crisis: The Alarming Decline of Kashmir’s Lifeline

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The Jhelum’s story is both a warning and a reminder that a river can carry a civilisation only as long as the civilisation cares for it. If pollution continues unchecked, the damage will not only erase aquatic life but also erase the memory of a city built around water. The Jhelum River, once the shimmering

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