Wildlife
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Haleji Lake faces ecological crisis
Located 100 kilometers from Karachi, Haleji Lake is Pakistan’s 1st man-made reservoir and once favorite destination of Siberian birds in…
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Diplomacy vs. Biodiversity: The Houbara Bustard’s Dilemma
The Houbara Bustard does not belong to any royal family or any government. It belongs to nature and to future…
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Blood-Streaked Sands- Hunting in Tharparkar
Despite a clear legal ban and protective legislation, illegal hunting of deer and birds continues unabated Every fallen animal is…
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Pakistan’s Owls Face Population Decline
Habitat loss, poaching, urbanization push species toward decline Wildlife experts warn population decline could disrupt ecological balance. Pakistan is home…
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Poaching, habitat loss endangers Pakistan’s bears
Wildlife experts see 20%-30% decline in bear numbers over the past decade Bears have become locally extinct in several areas…
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Caracal sightings spark hope amid extinction
Habitat loss, human intrusion and retaliatory killings have pushed Pakistan’s rare caracal cat to critically endangered status – Conservationists recently…
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Pakistan wildlife reels under deadly floods
Disastrous deluges have displaced species including jackals, deer and jungle cats Displacement increases risks of human-wildlife conflict and retaliatory killings,…
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Indus Delta’s Predator at Risk
Pakistan’s endangered Indus fishing cat faces an alarming decline due to a lethal mix of environmental and human-induced factors –…
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Migratory Birds Suffer Amid Climate Shifts
In the southern Sindh province, the number of migratory birds fell from 1.2 million in 2023 to 603,900 in 2024…
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Cholistan Cat: A Call for Conservation
Despite their resilience, Cholistan and Tharparkar face mounting threats like Habitat Degradation, Climate Extremes and Human-Wildlife Conflict Dr. Abdullah G.…
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