First Locally Hunted Ibex at Baltistan Region

Mr sadiq Hussain local hunter successfully hunted 39inches horne size ibex in Hoto CCHA skardu yesterday.
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Forest, Wildlife & Environment Department Government of Gilgit-Baltistan
Mr sadiq Hussain local hunter successfully hunted 39inches horne size ibex in Hoto CCHA skardu yesterday.
A Stone marten has been rescued by Mr.Ansar Hussain Game Watcher CKNP Batkor Bilchar on 7-4-2022. It was reportedly captured and kept in captivity by a person at his chicken shed at Jalalabad Gilgit this morning in retaliation of killing his chicken/chicks . The said Stone marten was released into its natural habitat by CKNP staff after examining as it was in good health and fit to release
Project Director CKNP (Raja Abid )delivered detailed presentation about CKNP and its Waste Management Practices in Baltoro and Environs. Mr. Iqbal Hussain, Director Tourism Culture & Sports GB and Army Officers participated.
on 2nd April,2022 DFO Shigar lunched a Mega Plantation Campaign and planted about 1100 long shot cuttings of Russian Olive at Uswa International University site Sarfaranga Shigar.About 390 students and staff of Uswa Education system and Forest staff participated in the event. About 1000 more plants/ long shot cuttings will be planted during the week. Inshallah
The Plantation drive in District Nagar is in progress, and more plantations would be carried out this year under 10 billion tree tsunami programme. Today on 31th March 2022 Distribution of alfa- alfa seeds to the communities/ individuals of District Nagar.
The University of Baltistan, arranged spring tree 🌲🌴 plantation campaign.CF Baltistan circle, the chief guest of event . Inaugurated the plantation campaign. While addressing the students of BS Baltistan university. He apprised them of the importance of afforestation, Achievements of 10BTTP in Baltistan and the international treaties for the conservation of forest, wildlife and endangered species.
Adopt a tree and plant trees for better tomorrow🌲
Gilgit Serena Hotel, under its CSR program organized tree plantation campaign at the “Ruth Pfau Govt. Girls Inter College Sultanabad “Gilgit.
With the cooperation of “District Forest Office Gilgit” Management of Gilgit Serena Hotel and Serena Hotels Green Team have planted 70 ever green plants at their premises. Mr.Muhammad Zaman Principle of College,Management of College and their Girls Guides have participated with zeal and zest to make this campaign successful.
Aim of this campaign was to create the awareness among the students regarding important plants in our lives and to keep the college green and clean as tree are the source of oxygen and provide us various resources.
گلگت محکمہ جنگلات گلگت فارسٹ ڈویزن کے زیر اہتمام ایک دن شجرکاری مہمریجرز ہیڈ کواٹر گلگت میں منائی گی جس میں ونگ کمانڈر پاکستان رینجرز پنجاب کے 3ونگ گلگت لیفٹینٹ کرنل سلطان علی خان سکریٹری جنگلات جنگلی حیات ،ماحولیات گلت بلتستان اور سکیریٹری قانون گلگت بلتستان رحیم گل اور سکریٹری سروسزاینڈ جنرل ایڈ منسٹریشن سبطین احمد نے شرکت کی تقریب سے خطاب کرتے ہوئے ونگ کمانڈر ریجرز اور مقررین نے راوں سال محکمہ جنگلات گلگت ڈویژن اورڈی ایف او گلگت مجیب سردار کی حالیہ شجرکاری مہم کو سراہا اور رینجرز ہیڈ کواٹر میں شجرکاری پروگرام رکھنے پرگلگت فارسٹ دویژن کا شکریہ ادا کیاسکریٹری جنگلات کے اپنے خیالات کا اظہار کرتے ہوئے کہا کہ رواں سال شجری کاری مہم میں پاکستان پاک فوج اور قانون نافذ کرنے والے اداروں کا محکمہ جنگلات کے ساتھ خصوصی تعاون کیا پروگرام میں شریک تمام معزز مہمانوں نے اپنے اپنے دست سے پودے لگا کر سرسبز پاکستان بنانے کا عزم کیا
Plantation on Pakistan Day event celebrated at Chief Election Commission Office. Chief Election Commissioner Raja Shahbaz Khan planted a plant to kick off plant for Pakistan Day Drive.
Today on 21st March, Celebrated World Forestry Day under the theme of Forests sustainable Production and Consumption The Honerable Deputy Commissioner Mr zaid Ahmed Nagar & Assistant Commissioner has planted Deodar plants in Deputy Commissioner Office
Forest, Wildlife & Environment Department Government of Gilgit-Baltistan
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