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On Pakistan’s Indus Delta, women forest rangers guard world's largest arid mangrove forest

  • 250 women called eco-guards have been trained by Sindh Forest Department and WWF to be part of a mangrove plantation program
  • The women, along with their families, plant new trees and also guard them against threats from animals and illegal logging 
By Zulfiqar Kunbhar ·

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