Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries department, Punjab

The Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries department is a part of the Government of Punjab, Pakistan. This department helps take care of the state's forests, animals, and fish. It makes sure these important resources are protected and used wisely.

The department is divided into three separate parts, each focusing on a different area. One part looks after the forests, another takes care of wildlife, and the third manages fisheries. All three work together to keep Punjab's natural resources healthy and available for everyone.

Department of Fisheries

The Department of Fisheries is part of the Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries Department. It started in 1912. The department helps protect and manage water animals and plants in both public and private areas.

The department follows rules set by the Punjab Fisheries Ordinance, 1961.

Department of Forest

The Department of Forest is part of the Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries Department in Punjab, Pakistan. It was started in 1886 when Pakistan was ruled by Britain. Its job is to help grow, protect, and use the province’s forest resources wisely.

The department follows rules from the Forest Act of 1927, which was updated in 2010.

Wildlife Department

The Punjab Wildlife & Parks Department began in 1934 as the Game Department. Its job is to look after wildlife, protect animals and plants, and keep their homes safe.

The department follows rules from the Punjab wildlife Protection, Preservation, Conservation & Management Act, 1974.