KP Achieves Significant Milestone in Forest, Wildlife Protection
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has made remarkable progress in forestry, wildlife conservation, and environmental protection under the leadership of Chief Minister Muhammad Sohail Khan Afridi. Practical steps are being taken to promote afforestation, protect forests, enhance wildlife, and combat climate change.
Key Achievements:
- Allocation of Rs 40.4 million for billion tree afforestation support.
- Rs 20 million allocated for feasibility work of the Climate Authority.
- Rs 23 million dedicated to wildlife survey and mapping.
During fiscal year 2026-27, the region aims to plant 18.3 million trees under the Green Pakistan Program and 2.5 million plants under the Billion Tree Support Program.
These initiatives form part of a comprehensive strategy focusing on:
- Forest restoration
- Wildlife protection
- Environmental balance
- Addressing climate change impacts
"Khyber Pakhtunkhwa is moving forward with a clear vision for a protected environment, strong natural resources, and a brighter future for coming generations," stated Provincial Information Minister Shafi Jan.
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