Khunjerab National Park Pakistan (prepared by Imtiaz Akhtar Bizanjo)
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Khunjerab National Park is a national park in Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan. Khunjerab National Park is Pakistan's third largest national park, and is adjacent to the Taxkorgan Natural Reserve in China.
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Khunjerab National Park Pakistan (prepared by Imtiaz Akhtar Bizanjo)
- 1. December 2021 KHUNJERAB NATIONAL PARK CONSERVATION & MANAGEMENT OF ENDANGERED SPECIES University Of Karachi
- 2. WHAT IS A NATIONAL PARK? IMTIAZ AHMED 2 An area of countryside, or occasionally sea or fresh water, protected by the state for the enjoyment of the general public or the preservation of wildlife. The definition of National Park approved by IUCN is: A National Park is a relatively large area (at least 1000 hectares).
- 3. National Park is relatively large area where: National Parks are IUCN category II protected areas. Ecosystem can not be altered by human activity. Govt. has taken steps to prevent exploitation. Visitors are allowed under special conditions. IMTIAZ AHMED 3
- 4. PURPOSE For research purpose Recreation To preserve and protect the natural resources for future generations. Prohibited acts Hunting, shooting and poaching is prohibited Firing of guns , firearms Burning ,destroying and removable of plants. Clearing of land for cultivation Construction of roads ,railway lines etc. IMTIAZ AHMED 4
- 5. INTRODUCTION Khunjerab National Park is Pakistans third largest National Park. Which is adjacent to Taxkorgan Natural reserve(1,400,000ha) in China. Created on 29 April 1975 by the late Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Primary purpose of setting up this park was to provide protection to the endangered Marco polo sheep. Total area: 226,913 hectares Physical Location : Karakoram range Mountains on Pakistan China border in upper Hunza Over half of the park is above 4,000m. Imtiaz Ahmed 5
- 6. CLIMATE The climatic conditions vary considerably with altitude. Winter is long and severe and summer is cold and dry. The minimum temperature during the winter (December and January) is -12属C. July and August are the hottest months, with a mean temperature of 14属C. IMTIAZ AHMED 6
- 7. Biodiversity The National Park is a biodiversity hotspot. It provides habitat to a large number of endangered fauna like Marco Polo sheep, Blue sheep, Himalayan Ibex, Brown bear, Snow leopard, Indian wolf etc. It is also one of the most important alpine biodiversity regions within Pakistan. IMTIAZ AHMED 7
- 8. Avifauna Around 66 species of birds include: Lammegier Vulture , Golden eagle ,Snow pigeon, Eurasian sparrow , hawk, Chukar etc. IMTIAZ AHMED 8
- 10. THANK YOU! Course Title: C&M Of Endangered Species Department of Zoology University Of Karachi M.PHIL. BATCH 2021