Wildlife Conservation in Pakistan
Pakistan's diverse landscapes support a wide range of wildlife, including mountain mammals, desert species, migratory birds, freshwater fauna, reptiles, and marine biodiversity. Habitat loss, illegal hunting and trade, pollution, climate change, and human-wildlife conflict pose challenges to the long-term survival of many species.The Board aims to promote responsible conservation practices, support scientific wildlife management, and encourage cooperation between conservation authorities, researchers, local communities, and civil society.Our Conservation Priorities
Endangered Species Protection:
Support conservation planning for threatened and vulnerable wildlife.
Habitat Preservation:
Promote the protection and sustainable management of forests, grasslands, wetlands, mountains, and coastal habitats.
Anti-Poaching Awareness:
Encourage lawful wildlife protection and public reporting through authorized channels.
Human-Wildlife Coexistence:
Promote practical approaches to reduce conflict between communities and wild animals.
Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation:
Support coordination with authorized wildlife rescue and rehabilitation facilities.
Migratory Bird Conservation:
Encourage the protection of migratory routes, breeding areas, and wetlands.
Wildlife Research:
Promote species monitoring, habitat assessments, and evidence-based conservation decisions.