According to the Global Forest Watch, between 2000 and 2020, J&K lost 38.3 thousand hectares (383 sq km), about 2.4% of its tree cover—much of this was concentrated around expanding infrastructure, including roads and hydroelectric projects.
According to the Global Forest Watch, between 2000 and 2020, J&K lost 38.3 thousand hectares (383 sq km), about 2.4% of its tree cover—much of this was concentrated around expanding infrastructure, including roads and hydroelectric projects.