Urgent actions are needed to address the glacier retreat in the Hindukush region of Chitral. Plants, animal life, and downstream communities rely on these ecosystems for survival.time to prioritize mitigation efforts to protect this important ecosystem. #Chitral #GlacierRetreat

happy to share that my article "Voices of the Hindu Kush" has been published in @LangscapeMag! Explore the rich culture and environmental stewardship of the Kalash community. Read it here: terralingua.org/langscape_arti… @TerralinguaBCD

The rare upland plants of our highlands are endlessly fascinating — each one a story of survival and beauty. My upcoming book, now in its final stage, celebrates these hidden botanical treasures. Stay tuned! #UplandFlora #RarePlants #NatureWriting #Chitral #hindukush

Just wrapped up field data collection on how local plants near glaciers in Hindukush region Chitral help slow glacier melt. Early results are promising! Huge thanks to our field team & local communities for their support. Stay tuned! #Chitral #GlacierMelt #ClimateAction #HKH

Found a Red-vented Bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer) outside my window likely a window collision. Sad to see such a beautiful bird harmed. I’ll fix the issue soon. We must design eco-friendly buildings that protect both people & wildlife. #Sustainability #BirdSafe #EcoFriendly

Botanizing in the Eastern Hindu Kush, Chitral documenting rare and endemic flora thriving in high alpine zones. Each step reveals nature’s hidden treasures and urgent conservation needs. #Chitral #HinduKush #Botany #RarePlants #Fieldwork #NTFP

Thank you, ,DawnNews , for featuring our initiatives. Your continued support for green efforts in Chitral inspires and amplifies our mission for a more sustainable future. 🔗 Read the full story here dawn.com/news/amp/19300…

In Chitral & GB, indigenous early warning by shepherds proves far more reliable than costly machines. Nature-based solutions rooted in local wisdom work best time to empower those who truly know the landscape. #ClimateAction #NatureBasedSolutions #IndigenousKnowledge #Chitral

Hindukush region, Chitral 🇵🇰 a land of unique biodiversity, home to rare and endemic plants. Protecting its forests means preserving nature’s treasures for generations to come. #Biodiversity #Chitral #EndemicPlants #Hindukush

Juniper berries a vital forest produce Packed with potential! From essential oils & herbal teas to natural medicines, perfumes, and even flavoring for drinks & foods ..... these tiny berries support both livelihoods & conservation. #NTFP #Junip

Proud to share that our Community-Based NTFP Enterprise, Chitral has introduced new products forest compost soil, organic salajit, caper, and more All are wild, ethically harvested & locally produced under the CBE–NTFP initiative of the NTFP Directorate KP Forest Dept.

Pak’s Chilgoza forest restoration project wins UN award Proud moment! I had the privilege to lead this remarkable project in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa now recognized with this prestigious award. A great honor for our team and a milestone for community-led conservation in Pakistan.

Showcasing the natural wealth of Chitral at #ChitralExpo2025!The Directorate of #NTFP, KP Forest Dept, highlights community-based green enterprises promoting sustainable livelihoods & forest conservation. #Chitral #Sustainability #NatureBasedSolutions

Alhamdulillah! Honored to conduct Pakistan’s 🇵🇰 Country Webinar on Biodiversity Data Mobilization with support from @ICIMOD & @GBIF_Asia. Grateful to receive the Biodiversity Data Champion badge! Thanks to Lily & Ramesh for their support. #Biodiversity #GBIF #OpenData

#InternationalMountainDay! The Hindu Kush of Chitral is home to unique biodiversity and resilient communities. Let’s protect these mountains that sustain life, culture & future generations. #HinduKush #Chitral #MountainConservation #Sustainability

This vacation, we chose soil over screens. At the NTFP Directorate, Forest Dept Chitral Nursery, kids are learning by doing sowing seeds, watering saplings, and discovering how life grows. Because today’s children are tomorrow’s custodians of nature