Exploring Nature
ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
ECOLOGICAL RESEARCH
Discover the heartbeat of Margallah Hills National Park through our dedicated ecological research. Our team is committed to understanding and preserving the park’s unique biodiversity. We delve into the flora, fauna, and ecosystem dynamics, assessing the impact of human activities. Our mission is to ensure the long-term health and resilience of the park’s ecological systems through research and conservation measures.
POPULATION SURVEYS
Margallah Hills National Park boasts a rich tapestry of life, including 600 plant species, 38 mammals, 250 birds, 32 reptiles, and 9 amphibians. Our annual population surveys provide crucial data to estimate the status of these species. This information is instrumental in shaping policies and strategies for their protection and conservation.
COLLABORATION AND PARTNERSHIPS
We invite national and international researchers, scientists, and students to join hands with us. Collaborate on groundbreaking research related to Margallah Hills National Park and contribute to our collective mission of conservation.
ISSUES BASED RESEARCH
MHNP faces a multitude of challenges, from invasive species to human-leopard conflicts, wildlife dispersal to urban areas, and sustainable resource management by the local community. Our Research & Planning section focuses on these issues and offers research-based solutions to address them. Together, we can overcome these challenges and secure the future of this natural wonder.
TRAINING AND CAPACITY BUILDING
Our dedicated team is committed to equipping park rangers with the knowledge and skills needed to protect Margallah Hills National Park. Rangers receive comprehensive training on the park’s diverse flora and fauna, systematic data collection, animal handling, and an in-depth understanding of the park’s ecology. This training empowers our rangers to be effective stewards of this natural treasure.
