QUETTA: The land of Balochistan, which is rugged, and renowned for its mountains, ancient juniper forests, and diverse wildlife, is witnessing renewed efforts to preserve its natural heritage.
The provincial government has launched a series of initiatives aimed at protecting biodiversity and ensuring a sustainable future for generations to come.
In this regard, measures are being taken to curb illegal hunting, which has long posed a threat to endangered species in the region.
There is a strict enforcement mechanisms are being strengthened in collaboration with law enforcement agencies and local communities to safeguard wildlife.
Furthermore, alongside these protective measures, attention is also being directed toward the rehabilitation of injured and vulnerable animals.
بلوچستان کی سرزمین پہاڑوں، جونیپر جنگلات اور جنگلی حیات کی خوبصورتی سے مالا مال ہے۔
وزیراعلیٰ سرفراز بگٹی کی قیادت میں غیر قانونی شکار کی روک تھام، زخمی جانوروں کی بحالی اور نئے نیشنل پارکس کے قیام جیسے اقدامات جاری ہیں۔
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In this regard, the rescue and recovery units are being expanded in key districts, with veterinary teams tasked to provide timely care.
Moreover, the conservationists have welcomed the move, mentioning that the rehabilitation of animals not only saves individual species but also contributes to maintaining the ecological balance of the province.
Meanwhile, the major development is the establishment of new national parks across Balochistan. These protected zones are expected to provide secure habitats for wildlife while offering opportunities for eco-tourism.
There are certain wildlife experts who believe the creation of parks will generate awareness among the public, create employment in local communities, and promote Balochistan as a hub of eco-friendly tourism.
So far, the environmental groups and civil society have expressed support for the government’s conservation agenda.
Similarly, the Chief Minister Sarfraz Bugti has focused on the importance of preserving Balochistan’s ecological wealth as a responsibility to both the people and the environment.
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He further mentioned that protecting natural resources is vital for sustainable development and long-term prosperity.
