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List of game reserves of Pakistan

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Wildlife of Pakistan
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Biodiversity Fauna and Flora Wildflowers Trees Molluscs Ants Odonates Butterflies Moths Spiders Crustaceans Fish Amphibians Reptiles Birds Mammals Endangered species
Conservation Protected areas National parks Game reserves Wildlife sanctuaries Wetlands sites Protected and reserved forests of Pakistan Biosphere reserves of Pakistan List of marine protected areas of Pakistan
Organizations National Ministry of Environment (Pakistan) Pakistan Environmental Protection Agency Dhodial Pheasantry Zoological Survey Department of Pakistan Sindh Wildlife Department Punjab Wildlife Department Khyber Pakhtukhwa Wildlife Department Baluchistan Wildlife Department Gilgit Baltistan Wildlife Department Himalayan Wildlife Foundation National Institute of Oceanography (Pakistan) International CITES IUCN WSPA WWF Snow Leopard Trust
Related topics Ecoregions Forestry Fishing Agriculture Tourism Botanical and Zoological gardens Environmental issues
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There are at least 66 game reserves in Pakistan.

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List of game reserves

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IUCN-Pakistan

v t e Protected areas of Pakistan
National parks	Ayub Ayubia Broghil Valley Central Karakoram Chinji Chitral Gol Deosai Deva Vatala Fairy Meadows Gumot Hazarganji-Chiltan Hingol Kala Chitta Kamal Ban Khunjerab Kirthar Lal Suhanra Lulusar-Dodipat Machiara Malakandi Margalla Hills Nizampur Panjal Mastan Saiful Muluk Shandur Sheikh Badin Tolipir Manglot
Wildlife sanctuaries	Astore Bajwat Baltistan Chashma Lake Cholistan Chumbi Surla Hub Dam Lehri Nature Park Naltar Nara Desert Rann of Kutch Ras Koh Taunsa Barrage Ziarat Juniper
Wetlands of Pakistan	Astola Island Chashma Barrage Chinna Creek Drigh Lake Rann of Kutch Haleji Lake Hawke's Bay Beach Hingol River Hub Dam Indus River Delta Jiwani Coastal Wetland Jubho Lagoon Keti Bandar Khanpur Dam Keenjhar Lake Miani Hor Ormara Turtle Beaches Rasul Barrage Rawal lake Sandspit Beach Tanda Dam Taunsa Barrage Thanedar Wala Uchhali Complex
Natural monuments	Bazar Caves Chandragup Chitarwata Formation Hingol Mud Volcano Kashmir Smast Paradise Point
Forests	Ziarat Juniper Forest Changa Manga Forest Chichawatni Plantation Lashari wala Forest
Biosphere reserves	Lal Suhanra Ziarat Juniper Forest

Pakistan articles

Ancient

Medieval

Modern

Pre-colonial	Mughal East India Company Durrani Sikh Confederacy Sikh Empire First Anglo-Afghan War First Anglo-Sikh War Second Anglo-Sikh War Rebellion
Colonial	British Raj Second Anglo-Afghan War Durand Line Third Anglo-Afghan War Aligarh Movement Hindi–Urdu controversy Pakistan Movement Muslim League Two nation theory Jinnah's 14 Points Lahore Resolution Direct Action Day Partition Independence
Dominion	Dominion of Pakistan Monarchy of Pakistan Governor-General Princely states 1947 War Liaquat–Nehru Pact Baghdad Pact
Republic	1947–present Indus Treaty 1965 War Non-cooperation movement 1971 War Project-706 Islamisation Baloch insurgency Kargil War Liberalization Insurgency in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Features	Beaches Deserts Glaciers Islands Lakes Mountains Passes Rivers Topography Valleys Waterfalls Wetlands
Areas	Arabian Sea Gwadar Bay Indus Plain Pothohar Plateau Salt Range Sistan Basin
Geology	Coal fields Gas fields Minerals Oil fields Volcanoes Floods
Environment	Botanical gardens Ecoregions Climate change Environmental issues Forests Protected areas national parks game reserves sanctuaries Wildlife flora fauna Zoos
Other topics	Archaeological sites Borders Climate weather records Borders Natural disasters earthquakes floods Subdivisions provinces districts cities World Heritage Sites

Governance

State	President National Security Council (C²NS AEDB ECC NCA)
Government	National government Cabinet Ministries Prime Minister Provincial governments Governors Chief Ministers Local government Union councils
Legislative	Parliament (Majlis-e-Shoora) Senate (upper house) Chairman National Assembly (lower house) Speaker Provincial assemblies Jirga (tribal assembly)
Judicial	Supreme Council Supreme Court Chief Justice Shariat Court High Courts District Courts
Politics	Elections Foreign relations Feudalism Intelligence community Political parties Martial law
Law	Constitution LFO PPC WPB PCO Human rights Enforced disappearance LGBT LGBT history Law enforcement Police Crime Investigation (CID) Anti-Narcotics (ANF) Capital punishment Terrorism State terrorism
Military	History Army National Guard Air force Navy Marines Coast Guards Civil Armed Forces Nuclear

Infrastructure	Electricity Thermal Hydro nuclear solar wind Foreign aid Fuel extraction Housing Planning Commission Post Poverty Tallest buildings Telecommunications Pakistan Remote Sensing Satellite Transportation bridges Water management Water supply and sanitation
Industry	Aerospace Agriculture Defence Automotive Fishery Forestry Husbandry Labour child Media Mining Pharmaceuticals Textiles Silk Tourism
Commerce	Banking banks Companies Investment board Rupee (currency) Securities & Exchange Commission Stock markets Trading Corporation
Policy programmes	Corporatisation Directive investment Industrialisation Military economisation Nationalisation Privatisation Public-private partnering Redundant Islamic economisation

Society and culture

Society	Aurat March British heritage Crime Culture Divorce Education institutions Feudalism Feminism Gender discrimination Healthcare hospitals Human rights LGBT Marriage Media Me Too Naming Pakistanis (list) Prostitution Religion Time Urbanisation Women
Demographics	Diaspora Ethnicity Immigration Languages Urdu Youth
Arts	Architecture Cinema films Dance Festivals Folklore Literature Mushaira Music Philosophy Textiles Theatre
Lifestyle	Clothing Shalwar kameez Mehndi Cuisine Etiquette Gun culture Nationalism flags public holidays songs symbols
Sports	Athletics Baseball Boxing Cricket Cycling Field hockey Football Gillidanda Golf Kabaddi Motorsport Marathon (Lahore) Olympics Paralympics Polo Rugby Squash Swimming Tennis
Places	Botanical gardens Cemeteries Churches Forts Gurdwaras Hindu temples Libraries Mausolea and shrines Mosques Museums Parks Stadiums World Heritage Sites Zoos

v t e Geography of Pakistan related topics
Landforms	Beaches Extreme points Glaciers Islands Lakes Rivers Valleys Volcanoes Waterfalls Hill stations Passes Deserts Mountains
Geology	Tectonics Mountain ranges Minerals Gemstones Desert regions
Subdivisions	Administrative units Divisions Districts Cities and towns
Environment	Environmental issues Ecoregions Fauna Flora Climate
Protected Areas	Biosphere Reserves National Parks Wildlife Sanctuaries Game reserves Protected wetlands World Heritage Sites
By province	Gilgit–Baltistan Islamabad Punjab (Lahore) Sindh (Karachi)

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