Forest, Wildlife & Environment Department Government of Gilgit-Baltistan

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تمام اہل وطن کو عید کی اس پرمسرت موقع پر محکمہ جنگلات، جنگلی حیات و ماحولیات کی جانب سے ڈھیر ساری خوشیاں مبارک ہو۔ آئئے اس پر مسرت موقع پر ہم اس بات کا عہد کریں کہ ہم اپنے وطن کو سرسبز وشاداب بنائینگے اور ہر بشر ہر سال کم از کم ایک شجر ضرور لگائینگے۔ ... See MoreSee Less
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Plantation activities of Hunza Forests Division & progress as on 24-03-2025PAMIR TIMESInformation Department Gilgit-BaltistanIbex Media NetworkAbdul Rahman BukhariGilgit Baltistan ForestersForest's, Parks, Wildlife and Environment Department Gilgit Baltistan ... See MoreSee Less
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After direct sighting of Lynx in Sosar Sermik 1st case of Lynx attack on human was reported as a resident of Dongs Sermik faced encounter with Lynx resulting severe injury.In wake of such incidents resulting human wild conflict policy makers should devise contingency plan as compensations , provision of vaccine & safe evacuation plan saving both human life also protecting these rare wild carnivorous species.Information Department Gilgit-Baltistan Office of the Chief Secretary, Gilgit Baltistan Ministry of Climate Change, Govt of Pakistan Ibex Media Network Media Lens Department of Forestry, Range & Wildlife Management, KIU. Gilgit-Baltistan Environmental Protection Agency Himalayan News Network Syed Abdul Waheed Shah Gilgit Media Network Mujeeb Sardar Conservation of wildlife and habitat IUCN Red List of Threatened Species Snow Leopard Foundation PAMIR TIMES Central Karakuram National Park - CKNP Mehdi Photos Mehmood Ghaznavi Pakistan Forests Association ... See MoreSee Less
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Our Vision and Mandate

Protecting, conserving, managing and developing the forestry, wildlife and allied resources of Gilgit-Baltistan through sustainable integrated natural resource management with a vision to develop the region as a biodiversity pool and a hub for eco-tourism.
Currently the Department is focusing on collaborative management of Protected Forests, Protected Areas and other biodiversity hotspots, Community-based management of Private Forests, creation of more protected areas with a vision to declare 70% of GB as protected areas, development of farm forestry through sustainable production of nursery stocks, consultative planning mechanisms including sectoral and thematic roundtables/interests groups through management plans and valley conservation plans, alternative energy sources and Payment for…

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Trophy Hunting Guidelines (English)

Gilgit-Baltistan Forest Act, 2019 Gazzette

NA Wildliffe Act 1975

TORs - Trophy Hunting Study

Forest Fire fighting Guidelines

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