Q. Wetlands in India are both ecological assets and repositories of traditional knowledge, yet they continue to face rapid degradation despite an existing policy framework. Examine the key challenges in wetland conservation in India and discuss how integrating traditional knowledge with scientific and institutional approaches can ensure their sustainable management. (15 Marks, 250 Words)

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GS Paper III Environment & Ecology

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