SRINAGAR, SEPT 20: The Border Security Force (BSF) Kashmir Frontier is set to organise the “Wular Ultra Run 3.0” on October 4 as part of its eco-conscious initiative aimed at highlighting the need for conservation of the iconic Wular Lake while promoting youth participation, sports and tourism in Jammu and Kashmir.
Ahead of the marathon, a T-shirt unveiling ceremony was held at the BSF Campus Humhama.
The event was graced by Ashok Yadav, Inspector General, BSF, as the chief guest, along with senior BSF officers and officials.
The initiative seeks to combine fitness and adventure with an environmental message, drawing attention to the ecological importance of Wular Lake, one of Asia’s major freshwater lakes.
Through the ultra run, the BSF aims to encourage greater awareness about preserving the lake’s fragile ecosystem while providing a platform for youth to engage in sports and outdoor activities.
The event is also expected to contribute to promoting adventure tourism and the natural beauty of Kashmir, showcasing Wular and its surrounding landscape to participants and visitors.
The Wular Ultra Run 3.0, scheduled for October 4, is being positioned as a celebration of fitness, environmental responsibility, youth empowerment and tourism.
