Conservation and management of

endangered species in
Pakistan(mammals)
NATASHA MUKHTAR
16241614-018
MAM SUHMAILA
Contents

 Introduction
 Endangered mammals in Pakistan
 Conservation and management of endangered mammals in Pakistan
Introduction

 The International Union for Conservation of Nature has exhibited 37 species of

mammals.

 which are facing threats of extinction and are continually endangered.

 The mammal species in these provinces, which are critically endangered,

include Balochistan black bears, Chiltan goats, and species of bats, dogs, cats
and otters.

 There is a dire need to adopt strict measures to preserve these endangered

species much like the way steps are adopted to safeguard the national animal
of Pakistan which is markhor.
Endangered mammals in pakistan

Markhor Markhor
 Yep, the national animal! It is on the
brink of extinction, too.
 This wild goat is classified as “near
threatened” by the International Union
for the Conservation of Nature.
 There is some good news, though. It
was discovered in early 2015 that their
population has increased by 20%.
Asian black beer
 This big black monster seems to be an
interesting hunting trophy for many
people.
 That and expansion of human
settlement into wildlife territory has
affected their growth putting a threat
on their species.
 It’s a shame people are destroying
such things for personal pleasure.
 Other endangered mammals

Snow leopard vole indus river dolphin

 Mountain wessel green sea turtle black finless porpoise

How to conserve and management of
endangered mammals in Pakistan?

 Conservation in Pakistan is the act of preserving, guarding, or protecting,

biodiversity, environment, and natural resources of Pakistan.

 The protected areas serve the purpose of conserving the forests

and wildlife of Pakistan.
Main important steps

 Conservation projects
 Game reserve in Pakistan
 Wildlife parks in Pakistan
 Conservation organization
 Wetlands in Pakistan
 Wild life sanctuaries