Pakistan Green News

Birds that migrate from Siberia to Pakistan during September to November have started arriving here and lower Sindh. Birds have started arriving in Pakistan as the winter season started in Siberia (Russia) and this activity will gain momentum if rains...

There are many animals that are in danger of becoming extinct. Live Science has issued a list of the 10 Species You Can Kiss Goodbye. The list, in reverse order, includes:California Condor 10. California Condor This bird is one of...

This girl just rents a spot on the ground. She sells various vegetables, probably picked from his fields this morning.

Agriculture is a vital sector of Pakistan's economy and accounted for 25.9 percent of GDP in 1999-2000, according to government estimates. The sector directly supports three-quarters of the country's population, employs half the labor force , and contributes a large...

Snakes on a plain? Albinism occurs in all snakes but it adds an extraordinary quality to cobras. Though they may lack pigment in their skin and eyes, potential owners should be aware that they’re just as poisonous as their more...

Buffalo is the most valuable animal and is being highly liked by the people of the sub-continent. Buffalo milk is preferred more than the cow's milk therefore the demand for buffalo milk is ever increasing A milch buffalo is generally...

Nearly 40 years after it was pushed to the edge of extinction by pesticide use, habitat loss and hunting, the brown pelican was Wednesday taken off the endangered species list, US officials said. One more excerpt: "The birds' recovery and...

The national animal of Pakistan is the Markhor and the national bird is the Chukar, also known as Chakhoor in Urdu. The wide variety of landscapes and climates in Pakistan allows for a wide variety of wild animals and birds....

Another holiday season approaches, and along with the jingle jangle of sleigh bells come the inevitable grumblings of outrage at the imagined secular war on Christmas. The American Family Association today has taken up the cause on behalf of the...

The iceberg, estimated to be 500m long and 50m high, was spotted about eight kilometres north-west of the island by Australian Antarctic Division expeditioners this week. Fur seal biologist Dean Miller was the first to see the iceberg while on...