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(Welcome to Pakistan Wildlife Foundation)
Presented By: Mr. ABBAS ALI
Introduction Example Article Overabundant Rare species How to protect
Overview
Wildlife
Balanced Wildlife Population.
Preserving & Securing Rare Breeds
Overpopulated Breeds Causing the Problems
Introduction
Work OverviewProtecting wildlife and their natural habits in Pakistan.
SloganOur struggle is to Protect Wildlife.
MissionTo educate the communities for positive, sensible and responsible actions towards nature.
Values, Problems and Methodologies in Managing Overabundant Wildlife Population, An Overview
By:1)-Fredrick H. Wagner
Ecological department of fisheries and wildlife, Utah State University, Logan Utah.
2)-U.S. SealCaptive breeding specialist group, species survival commission/ International Union for conservation of Nature, Minnesota USA.
Published:Springer. (2001)
Article
Frequent movement
Crops destruction
Damaging properties
Aircraft collision by over populated birds
Overabundant
Akhunzada Hasham Hazrat, a government official from Dir
28 koklass pheasant and 3 monals Chief Conservator Syed Mubarik Ali Shah
fined Hasham (50500) and sent him in the court of the Timergara assistant commissioner.
THATTA: A prominent Pakistani parliamentarian, Speaker of Sindh Assembly Agha Siraj Durrani has reportedly shattered rules and regulations against as now violated hunting ban on partridges and quails.Samaa News reported.
Politicians & Parliamentarian
KALABAGH:(Dunya News) (DPO) Mianwali and (DCO) Jhang valiantly trampled law and hunted deer and partridges during visit to Kalabagh.(SHO) himself was also present at the scene
Law Enforcement
3079 animal and 2655 plant species as Endangered worldwide
Learn about endangered species in your area
Make your home wildlife friendly Native plants provide food and shelter for
native wildlife Harassing wildlife is cruelty and unethical
How to protect