Report: Hunting in 53 critical wildlife areas banned as KP tightens waterfowl hunting rules
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The available account reports that associated Press Of Pakistan Hunting in 53 critical wildlife areas banned as KP tightens waterfowl hunting rules PESHAWAR, Sep 23 (APP):n a major conservation measure aimed at safeguarding migratory waterfowl, protecting biodiversity, and preserving the province’s fragile natural habitats, the Wildlife Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, has issued comprehensive regulations for the 2026–27 waterfowl hunting season, introducing stringent controls on hunting activities across the province. The report also notes that Latif Ur Rehman, spokesperson for the climate change, forestry,... This post Hunting in 53 critical wildlife areas banned as KP tightens waterfowl hunting rules first appeared on Associated Press Of Pakistan and owns the property.
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