🌿 The Owl That Watched Over Sindh
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…
🌿 Tharparkar: A Desert That Refuses to Die
🌿 Tharparkar: A Desert That Refuses to Die Aejaz Ali Nohario “Tharparkar is not just a desert. It is a land of life, colour and courage—where every drop of water is fought for, and every…
🏔️ Kirthar in Crisis, Ibex in Triumph: The Battle for Sindh’s Wild Heart
🏔️ 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…
Plastic Pollution in Pakistan: A Behavioral, Structural or Governance Challenge?
Karachi, July 2025: Is Pakistan’s plastic crisis a failure of behaviour, broken systems, or weak enforcement? As single-use plastics choke rivers, flood urban drains, and threaten coastal livelihoods, the question is no longer if we…
The White Desert in Peril: Achro Thar’s Lakes Face Extinction
Broken Lifelines: Can Sindh’s Wetlands Be Saved from Climate Collapse? Suneel Kumar Across the golden plains and whispering deserts of Sindh, life has always clung to water. Wetlands—those shimmering blue jewels scattered among salt flats…
The Little Jewel of Sindh: How the Purple Sunbird Fights to Survive in a Warming World
In the parched heat of Kandiaro, Sindh where June temperatures now climb past 47°C and the old neem trees crack under a merciless sky, a bird no bigger than your thumb performs a daily miracle.…
From Broken Canals to Broken Trust: Can 2025–26 End Sindh’s Climate Betrayal?
SUNEEL KUMAR In Sindh, climate change isn’t a future threat—it’s the salt in your drinking water, the cracked canals of Thatta, the 42°C Karachi afternoonsvvg that force children indoors. While politicians draft ambitious plans, the…
Eco-Friendly or Eco-Fraud? The Truth Behind Sindh’s Plastic Ban
In a province already battling the devastating impacts of climate change—from record heatwaves to water scarcity and coastal degradation—the Sindh Government’s recently announced plastic ban could have been a meaningful turning point. Instead, it risks…
15 Journalists from Climate-Hit Sindh Join Transparency International Pakistan’s Groundbreaking Climate Finance Fellowship
In a bold stride toward environmental accountability and informed climate action, Transparency International Pakistan (TI Pakistan) has launched a six-month Journalist Fellowship on Climate Finance and Transparency in Karachi, bringing together 15 journalists from Sindh’s…
Where Rivers Die and Salt Reigns: The Collapse of Thatta and Badin
At a worn-down tea shop under a fading tree canopy in Jhang Katiar village, Ghulam Ali, sits in silence, his fingers endlessly scratching his skin. “I haven’t slept peacefully since 1998 ,” says the 63-year-old,…