Germany Invests €27 Million to Harness Sindh’s Powerful Winds for Clean Energy Future In a major boost to Sindh’s clean energy ambitions, the German government has announced a €27 million (over PKR 8 billion) investment…
Karachi’s Vanishing Green Shield: The Unchecked Destruction of Mangroves for Concrete Dreams Once, the coastline of Karachi was a living, breathing barrier between the Arabian Sea and the restless metropolis—a 75-kilometer ribbon of emerald mangrove…
Hidden Among the Stones: The Owl No One Expected On July 7, 2025, in the shimmering heat of Kirthar National Park, we experienced a moment that will stay with us forever. While scanning the dry…
🏔️ Kirthar in Crisis, Ibex in Triumph: The Battle for Sindh’s Wild Heart Once Hunted, Now Hopeful—The Sindh Ibex Reclaims Its Mountains Perched on sun-scorched cliffs, with hooves balanced against ancient rock, the Sindh ibex…
Once a symbol of prosperity and life, the Indus River now faces a dire threat—new canals aimed at diverting its already scarce waters to support corporate farming in the Cholistan Desert under the Green Pakistan…
📍 Badin, Thatta, Sujawal – The Parched Lands of the Indus Delta The once-thriving Laar region, the fertile Indus Delta of lower Sindh, is now a shadow of its former self. What was once a…
The Center for Excellence in Journalism (CEJ) Karachi, in collaboration with PRIED and Earthwise, brought climate change to the forefront with an inspiring documentary screening and panel discussion titled Bringing Climate Stories to Light. The…
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…
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