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 The NewsAugust 19, 2009 Wildlife, environment conservation By our correspondent
DawnAugust 18, 2009 ‘ 120, 000 trees planted in Sindh DawnAugust 09, 2009 ‘ the story of two young hunters of Nabi Bux Palari, a small village located in the middle of Jhimpir and Amirpir at Keenjhar Lake. Being the only two literate people in the village, they are an icon for their upcoming generations.. By Pakistan Forest Institute. Pakistan Forest InstituteJuly 30, 2009 ‘Pakistan sets world record of planting 541176 saplings in one day . By Pakistan Forest Institute. The NewsJuly24, 2009 Faruqui urges use of biotechnology in Green Karachi Plan By our correspondent The NewsJuly10, 2009 Integrated conservation approach needed By our correspondent Friday Times July10, 2009 Miracle at Keti Bunder By Rina Saeed Khan The NewsJune 30, 2009 ‘Environmental indicators imperative for sustainable developmen. By our correspondent Dawn June14, 2009 Combating climate change By Rina Saeed Khan Dawn June 05, 2009 Sindh facing rapid environmental degradation By Mohammad Hussain Khan Dawn May 31, 2009 Earthly matters: The mysterious Rann of Kutch By Rina Saeed Khan The News May15, 2009 Call to conserve ecosystem, fresh water resources By Our Correspondent Dawn May 03, 2009 Earthly matters: Sindh’s legendary forests By Rina Saeed Khan Dawn April 03, 2009 Impact of water shortage in coastal areas discussed By Our Correspondent Dawn February 25, 2009 Steps to check sea intrusion urged By M. Iqbal Khwaja The News January 25, 2009 Indus dolphins at risk due to receding water, shortage of feed By Jan Khaskheli Dawn January 24, 2009 Calamitous decline of birds at Keenjhar Lake By M. Iqbal Khwaja Dawn January 22, 2009 NA discusses depletion of mangrove forests By Our Staff Reporter The News January 14, 2009 How wild flowers can help our survival By A. A. Quraishy DawnJanuary 05, 2009 Poaching poses threat to wildlife in Pai forest By Our Staff Reporter
DawnDecember 30, 2008 Senate body for protecting mangroves Daily Times December 29, 2008 Sub-committee to address mangrove concerns DawnDecember 02, 2008 Sentence for encroachers, hunters enhanced: PA passes two bills DawnDecember 01, 2008 Lack of coordination adds to pollution in Keenjhar Lake DawnNovember 29, 2008 Cover Story : Lights On DawnNovember 29, 2008 Valuation of ecosystems DawnNovember 26, 2008 Demand for steps against land erosion The News November 17, 2008 Sindh’s environmental resources degenerating rapidly The Post November 15, 2008 Water bodies in Sindh under severe threat Daily Times November 04, 2008 WWF, PCRET install solar power panels in Sindh The News November 04, 2008 Working together for poor communities The Post October 23, 2008 Indus River revival a must for saving life: Haroon The News October 22, 2008 Depletion of natural resources linked to poverty Daily Times October 23, 2008 Haroon backs eco group The Post October 14, 2008 MoU signed to support conservation initiatives in Indus eco-region. Associated Press of Pakistan DawnOctober 10, 2008 KARACHI: WWF-P website on Indus eco-region By Our Staff Reporter The Post October 9, 2008 KARACHI: Launching of GIS-based Decision Support System & Partnership Fund: DawnSeptember 3, 2008 KARACHI:Pai forest in dire straits By Faiza Ilyas DawnAugust 29, 2008 NAWABSHAH: Water shortage, tree chopping ruin forest By Our Correspondent DawnAugust 10, 2008 KARACHI: Otter found dead at Keenjhar Lake By Faiza Ilyas DawnJuly 17, 2008 EARTHLY MATTERS: In Search of Crocodiles By Rina Saeed Khan
Daily timesJuly 04, 2008 WWF comes to the rescue of to-be auctioned dolphin
DawnJuly 03, 2008 A tale of two forests
DawnJune 19, 2008 EARTHLY MATTERS: The poison in our water
The NewsJune 06, 2008 A beach-cleaning activity was held at Sandspit, Karachi, on Thursday to commemorate World Environment Day. The activity was organised by the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) - Pakistan in collaboration with the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC) and the CDGK’s Environmental Education Section (Local Bodies’ Wing).
The NewsForecast of more sea storms exacerbates fishermen’s woes Friday, June 20, 2008 By Jan Khaskheli Karachi The fishermen of the scattered localities near the former port town of Keti Bunder spend a miserable existence.
Campaign launched to protect Indus Delta mangroves
Web posted at:6/8/2008 6:33:12 Source ::: Internews KARACHI • In what is being viewed as a significant move, the government in Pakistan’s Sindh province has decided, in principle, to declare all mangroves in the Indus Delta protected under reference of a 1958 notification on mangrove forests without changing their ownership.
DawnJune 19, 2008 KARACHI: Keti Bunder facing sea intrusion By Faiza Ilyas KARACHI, June 18: About 28,000 people of Keti Bunder may suffer a major displacement in the next 10 years as the sea is fast eroding their land. 
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