The proposal to construct six new canals on the Indus River to irrigate the Cholistan Desert in Punjab poses a grave threat to Sindh’s already fragile ecology and irrigation system. Historically, Cholistan relied on rainfall…
A monumental milestone has been achieved in the realm of birdwatching and biodiversity conservation as the Blue-and-White Flycatcher (Cyanoptila cyanomelana) has been officially recorded for the very first time in Pakistan. This rare migratory bird…
Sindh's coastal area stretches approximately 350 kilometers along the Arabian Sea contains 71 percent of Pakistan’s fisheries resources and main source of livelihood of coastal communities and fishermen. The potential of this region includes significant…
The Streaked Weaver bird in Sindh plays a crucial role in supporting biodiversity and agricultural sustainability, through its feeding habits and nesting behavior seeds and grains are a part of their diet, insects form a…
The Delta Blue Carbon-1 (DBC-1) project https://deltabluecarbon.com/ in Sindh has set a transformative precedent for Pakistan by successfully entering the global carbon credit market. The Sindh government has sold approximately three million tonnes of CO₂ equivalent…
The construction of additional canals on the Indus River threatens severe ecological damage to Sindh, compounding issues already exacerbated by climate change and water mismanagement. Sindh’s agriculture and communities, highly dependent on the Indus, are…
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has emphasized the need to make schools in Pakistan climate-resilient to better adapt to the growing challenges of climate change. This recommendation aligns with the country's increasing vulnerability to climate-induced…
Understanding the New Collective Quantified Goals (NCQG) at COP29 involves grasping a pivotal shift in international climate finance intended to replace the longstanding $100 billion per year pledge from developed nations, which was established in…
The people of rural and remote areas of Sindh, have witnessed a transformative shift toward the use of solar power for operating tubewells and powering households due to unaffordable power tariff. This change is largely…
The River Indus, originating high in the Tibetan Plateau, traverses an extraordinary journey through South Asia, including Pakistan's province of Sindh, before emptying into the Arabian Sea. As one of the world's longest rivers and…
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