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Srinagar, June 25: On Thursday afternoon, dozens of citizens, including former bureaucrats, environmental experts, activists, students and concerned residents, gathered at the conference hall of the Institution of Engineers, Srinagar, for a seminar on the Protection of Natural Evironment in Jammu and Kashmir, organised by the Group of Concerned Citizens (GCC), Jammu & Kashmir. The speakers highlighted growing environmental concerns in the region, stressing the urgent need for stronger conservation measures and greater public awareness to address the escalating ecological challenges. From retreating glaciers and shrinking forest cover to disappearing wetlands, illegal riverbed mining and unregulated urban expansion, the seminar brought into focus a wide range of environmental issues confronting Jammu and Kashmir. In his introductory remarks, retired IAS officer Khurshid Ahmed Ganai and GCC chairman said environmental protection could not be left solely to the government or institutions, underlining the need for collective public responsibility.