#EarthHour2025 Let’s unite across Pakistan – from the mountains of Swat to the shores of Gwadar as we unplug to reconnect. Switch off your lights on March 22 at 8:30 pm and take part in this symbolic gesture to inspire action, raise awareness, and empower individuals,

🌍💡The Biggest Hour for Earth is here! An hour that’s bigger than time itself—because when we come together, we create change. This is your moment to step up, switch off, and give an hour for Earth. Whether it’s planting a tree, cleaning your surroundings, or simply reflecting

From monuments going dark in a powerful symbolic switch-off to activities in malls, museums, schools, and universities—Earth Hour 2025 was a collective action! #TogetherPossible Every switch-off, every activity, and every voice advocating for our planet helped create the

Yesterday, a rare Risso’s dolphin was spotted in Ormara, Balochistan, and quickly rescued by local fishermen, who ensured its safe return to the sea. Known for its stocky build and blunt head, the Risso’s dolphin is one of the 26 cetacean species found in Pakistani waters. Unlike

Cricket meets Conservation! Islamabad United and WWF-Pakistan come together to announce their commitment to being United for Nature. We’re facing an opponent unlike any other — nature loss. And now, Islamabad United is stepping up not just as champions on the field, but as

Pakistan, already one of the most climate-vulnerable countries, is experiencing more frequent and severe heat waves, earlier in the year and with greater intensity. With temperatures expected to soar beyond 50°C in some regions, this isn’t just about discomfort, it’s a matter of

This World Migratory Bird Day, let's promote the importance of a healthy coexistence between humans and birds by focusing on creating bird-friendly communities and cities. Learn about the challenges migratory birds face due to human activities and urban development.

This Endangered Species Day, let’s set the record straight on the Great Indian Bustard, one of the most threatened birds in the world. Understanding the truth is the first step toward safeguarding its future — let’s start today. #WWFPakistan #GreatIndianBustard

The Great Indian Bustard deserves more than myths; it deserves a future. This Endangered Species Day, let’s hear the call of a species on the brink. #WWFPakistan #GreatIndianBustard #EndangeredSpeciesDay #SaveTheGIB

This Endangered Species Day, let’s break the silence around the Great Indian Bustard, dispel the myths, discover the truth, and help rewrite its story. #WWFPakistan #GreatIndianBustard #EndangeredSpeciesDay #SaveTheGIB

Conservation begins at home. Our #wildlife is part of our identity. It should be protected, not exported. Two rescued #SnowLeopards in Gilgit-Baltistan are at risk of being sent abroad — not for survival, not for science, and with no compelling conservation reason.

Biodiversity is life — and it's disappearing. From the majestic markhor to soaring vultures, Pakistan is home to incredible wildlife. But threats including deforestation, illegal trade, and human-wildlife conflict put their survival at risk. This #BiodiversityDay, let’s commit

Marine turtles travel thousands of kilometers across oceans, facing threats that span beyond national borders — from bycatch and marine debris to habitat loss. In Pakistan, sightings and strandings highlight how interconnected their lives are with regional waters and neighboring

This Markhor Day, read the folklore story about the ‘markhor’ — Pakistan’s national animal — from our series #WildLegendsofPakistan. Stay tuned for more from Wild Legends of Pakistan, where history, folklore, and nature blend into timeless stories. #MarkhorDay #WWFPakistan

A farmer from Mouza Abbas Nagar successfully implemented a simple fermenter system using livestock manure, turning waste into organic fertilizer. The result? Healthier soil, reduced reliance on chemical inputs, and improved crop productivity. Regenerative Agriculture for

Take a look back at these rare camera trap photos from 2012, showing smooth-coated otters in the Chotiari Reservoir, Sanghar — a rare glimpse into Pakistan’s wetland wildlife. Since then, otters have been confirmed in almost 11 districts across Sindh, including Sukkur, Khairpur,

See how real climate action grows — one cotton field at a time. By building farmer capacity, this initiative is cutting carbon emissions, conserving biodiversity, and reducing Pakistan’s dependence on imported cotton. Today, with tangible results, farmers are growing

WWF-Pakistan, with support from the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (#FCDO), installed a water filtration plant at Government Girls High School Ganish in #Hunza. Under the Water Resource Accountability in Pakistan (#WRAP) Project, students today have access to