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biodiversity
Multan’s Vanishing Mango Belt
M Atif Ismail
Multan: For generations, sprawling mango orchards have been an integral part of Multan's identity, earning the city its reputation as Pakistan's mango capital.
Beyond producing the country's prized fruit, these orchards…
Climate Change Is Silencing Nature in Bajaur
Shah Khalid Shah
Bajaur: As forests disappear, temperatures rise and pollution spreads, biodiversity in Pakistan's tribal district faces an uncertain future
By the time summer arrives in Bajaur, residents can feel the difference.…
Saudi Arabia Records First Wild Donkey Birth in Over 100 Years
News Desk
Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has achieved a significant milestone in wildlife conservation with the birth of an Asian wild donkey (onager) calf, the first recorded in the country in more than 100 years.
The birth took place at the…
‘Environment Nobel’ Goes to Biologist Mapping Fungal Webs
AFP/APP
Washington: Beneath the surface of forests, grasslands, and farms across the world, vast fungal webs form underground trading systems to exchange nutrients with plant roots, acting as critical climate regulators as they draw down…
High-Tech Tools Take Conservation to Pakistan’s Mountains
News Desk
Skardu: The Snow Leopard Foundation (SLF) has launched a next-generation bio-monitoring framework in the Karakoram–Himalayan region of northern Pakistan, aimed at strengthening biodiversity research and evidence-based…
Pakistan Pushes for Fair Climate Finance at UNEA
News Desk
Islamabad: Pakistan has called for more accessible and equitable climate finance for vulnerable countries, highlighting that environmental degradation poses systemic risks to the global financial system.
Federal Minister…
Fading Shadows: Once Popular Native Trees Vanishing in South Punjab
Atif Ismail
Multan: They once stood like quiet sentinels across South Punjab—majestic Kikar, resilient Shisham, soothing Neem, and the generous shade of the sprawling Bohar. These native trees shaped not just the natural landscape but…
Margalla Hills: An Abode to Diverse Habitat
Abdul Samad Tariq
Islamabad: Just a stone’s throw from Pakistan’s bustling capital, the Margalla Hills stand as a serene sanctuary of life—lush, wild, and full of stories. This majestic stretch of the Himalayan foothills not only offers…
Glacial Meltdown: The Silent Crisis Threatening Pakistan’s ‘Third Pole’
Sultan Shoaib
Gilgit-Baltistan: In the heart of Pakistan’s northernmost region, where towering peaks cradle breathtaking landscapes, the glaciers of Gilgit-Baltistan stand as the country’s most significant frozen reservoirs.
Often…