long-distance journeys. But unfortunately, the populace of the area due to unregulated hunting and poaching pose significant threats to these migratory bird populations in Pakistan. The strategic location of the countries from central asian to south east asian flyway makes it a critical stopover for numerous migratory bird species. However, the lack of effective enforcement and regulation of hunting laws has led to widespread exploitation of these birds. Many bird’s species have near gone on the status of endangered and protected. Mostly these species are targeted by the local hunters and poachers, furthermore exacerbating population of these birds declines very progressively. The unlawful hunting and plundering has a complicated impact on the biodiversity of the birds and it relates directly to reduce the bird populations in the area.
Moreover, it also disturbs the stability of the ecosystem in the habitats of migratory birds in Pakistan in specific and across the globe in general. Pollination mechanism and pest control in various plant species are accomplished by these migratory birds and they play a vital role in maintaining the ecosystem health in a better way. Their decline can have far-reaching consequences for agriculture, biodiversity, and ecosystem resilience in the area. To mitigate these threats, Pakistan must strengthen its conservation efforts. This includes enforcing existing laws and regulations, establishing protected areas, and engaging local communities in conservation initiatives. Education and awareness-raising campaigns can also help reduce demand for hunted birds and promote sustainable wildlife management practices. Moreover, by adapting the key parameters to control the unlawful hunting of costly and valuable birds. These include to control the Unregulated hunting and poaching threaten migratory bird populations in Pakistan. Secondly, Lack of effective enforcement exacerbates population declines. Thirdly, the Conservation efforts require strengthened laws, protected areas, and community engagement. Fourthly, education and awareness-raising can promote sustainable wildlife management.
On the basis of evidences there are following proposed actions would be taken for saving the lives of migratory bird’s generation. Pakistani government must prioritize conservation and take concrete steps to protect migratory birds like the strengthening laws and regulations and establishing protected areas. In addition, the engaging of local communities and promoting education and awareness to the populace. By working together, we can safeguard Pakistan’s migratory bird populations and preserve the country’s rich biodiversity. Last but not least the civilized nation always first to establish the strict laws to save the life of migratory birds then will celebrate the international day like the 11TH May as the International Day of Migratory Birds
Muhammad Anwar-ul- Haq
M. Phil. Scholar in Zoology
Emersion University Multan
Email Id : manwaru31@gmail.com
