One Day National SeminarENHANCEMENT OF NATURAL BEAUTY THROUGH
CONSERVATION OF ANIMALS AND BIRDS
4 June 2009 (Thursday)
Senate Hall, HU
in Collaboration with
Hazara Univestiy & Higher Education Commission (HEC)
CONSERVATION OF ANIMALS AND BIRDS
4 June 2009 (Thursday)
Senate Hall, HU
in Collaboration with
Hazara Univestiy & Higher Education Commission (HEC)
Chief Organizer
Dr. Farzana Perveen
Chairperson
D E P A R T M E N T O F Z O O L O G Y ,
HAZARA UNIVERSITY, GARDEN CAMPUS,
MANSEHRA-120300, NWFP
Tel: +091-997-414131 (office); 0300-225-3872 (Mobile)
E.mail: farzana_san@hotmail.com
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
1. To provide knowledge about status, distribution and threats of different species of animals and birds.
2. To provide knowledge about hunting, population and conservation of different species of animals and birds.
3. To provide knowledge about recreation, education and research activities pertaining to animals and birds.
4. To Introduce to endangered species and their conservation.
5. To introduce laws and acts of hunting, killing, capturing, marketing or domesticating of any animals and birds.
6. Introduction to protected areas of NWFP to students and teachers.
7. To educate the people about the conservation of animals and birds.
PRESENTATIONS:
1. Wildlife Conservation Strategy in NWFP: Dr. Muhammad
Mumtaz Malik, Chief Conservator, NWFP Wild Life Department, Peshawar
2. Conservation of Species and Habitats in Pakistan-
Issues and Problems and Needful Approaches: Mr. Ashiq
Ahmed, Technical Advisor, NWFP Wild Life Department, Peshawar
3. Conservation of Pheasants in NWFP: Mr. Iftikhar Khan,
DOF, NWFP Wild Life Department, Mansehra
4. Ecology and Biodiversity of the Siran River
Catchment: Prof. Dr. Habib Ahmad, Dean of Science, Chairman
Department of Botany & Genetics, Hazara University, Garden Campus,
Mansehra, NWFP
5. Wetlands of Pakistan and Their Associated Wildlife:
Mr. Muhammad Rais, Lecturer, Department of Wildlife, Faculty of Forestry,
Range Management and Wildlife, PMAS Arid Agriculture University
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
6. Animals Use as Sensors & Predictors for Natural
Disasters: Dr. Farzana Perveen, Chairperson, Department of Zoology,
Hazara University, Garden Campus, Mansehra, NWFP
Dr. Farzana Perveen
Chairperson
D E P A R T M E N T O F Z O O L O G Y ,
HAZARA UNIVERSITY, GARDEN CAMPUS,
MANSEHRA-120300, NWFP
Tel: +091-997-414131 (office); 0300-225-3872 (Mobile)
E.mail: farzana_san@hotmail.com
1. To provide knowledge about status, distribution and threats of different species of animals and birds.
2. To provide knowledge about hunting, population and conservation of different species of animals and birds.
3. To provide knowledge about recreation, education and research activities pertaining to animals and birds.
4. To Introduce to endangered species and their conservation.
5. To introduce laws and acts of hunting, killing, capturing, marketing or domesticating of any animals and birds.
6. Introduction to protected areas of NWFP to students and teachers.
7. To educate the people about the conservation of animals and birds.
1. Wildlife Conservation Strategy in NWFP: Dr. Muhammad
Mumtaz Malik, Chief Conservator, NWFP Wild Life Department, Peshawar
2. Conservation of Species and Habitats in Pakistan-
Issues and Problems and Needful Approaches: Mr. Ashiq
Ahmed, Technical Advisor, NWFP Wild Life Department, Peshawar
3. Conservation of Pheasants in NWFP: Mr. Iftikhar Khan,
DOF, NWFP Wild Life Department, Mansehra
4. Ecology and Biodiversity of the Siran River
Catchment: Prof. Dr. Habib Ahmad, Dean of Science, Chairman
Department of Botany & Genetics, Hazara University, Garden Campus,
Mansehra, NWFP
5. Wetlands of Pakistan and Their Associated Wildlife:
Mr. Muhammad Rais, Lecturer, Department of Wildlife, Faculty of Forestry,
Range Management and Wildlife, PMAS Arid Agriculture University
Rawalpindi, Pakistan
6. Animals Use as Sensors & Predictors for Natural
Disasters: Dr. Farzana Perveen, Chairperson, Department of Zoology,
Hazara University, Garden Campus, Mansehra, NWFP
