The Balochistan Forest & Wildlife Department is responsible for the conservation and management of forests and wildlife in the Balochistan province of Pakistan. Over the years, this department has played a crucial role in preserving the region's unique natural heritage and promoting sustainable practices. Here's a brief story of the Balochistan Forest & Wildlife Department:
The department's history can be traced back to the colonial era when British authorities established forest reserves to meet their timber needs. However, the focus was primarily on exploitation rather than conservation.
After Pakistan gained independence in 1947, efforts were made to reorient the department's goals towards conservation and sustainable forest management. The Balochistan Forest & Wildlife Department was officially established to oversee these activities in the province
