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WWF-Pakistan develops mobile phone app to report wildlife crimes

  • Pakistan is home to majestic wildlife, including leopards, bears, Indian pangolins, Indus River dolphins, and diverse species of resident and migratory birds
  • The WWF-Pakistan app will report and collect data on wildlife crimes, enabling the relevant departments and agencies to take action against wildlife criminals
By NAIMAT KHAN ·

WWF says Pakistan’s pangolin population down 80 percent, urging immediate action

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Degradation of Pakistani wetlands threatening diverse species, WWF-Pakistan says

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

WWF clarifies Pakistani fish ‘fit for human consumption’ after reports of widespread contamination 

By KASHIF IMRAN ·

90% fish consumed in Pakistan contaminated — WWF

By Arab News Pakistan ·
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Endangered dolphin that strayed is moved to sanctuary in Pakistan

By REUTERS  ·

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