Bannu wildlife division

11/09/2025

Exciting Wildlife Update from Bannu!

Today, two juvenile Saker Falcons (Charhelai) were successfully released back into their natural habitat at Bannu Pheasantry. These birds were initially captured at Bannuchi Wildlife Check Post as part of our ongoing conservation efforts.

The release was led by Divisional Forest Officer Mr. Mir Aslam (Bannu) and Mr. Shahid Khan DFO (North Waziristan), with support from SDWO Faizan sb, Asif sb, Range Officer Naqib Ullah, dedicated staff, and our local police team.

We’re proud to take steps towards protecting these magnificent birds and preserving our region’s rich wildlife.💕

31/08/2025

Join us to save cranes

13/08/2025

20/04/2025

29/11/2024

A fair well party arranged by bannu wildlife division staff in honour of khan Malok khan DFO Mir Aslam khan DFO and Shahid khan DFO north Waziristan

17/11/2024

Mr. Mir Aslam Sahib, DFO Wildlife Division Bannu issued instructions to fence around the Wanda Banuchi check post to prevent the staff from any untoward incident.
Today on 17-11-2024, DFO sb personally visited the check post and expressed complete satisfaction with the fencing work.

Highlights
Wildlife Department Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

16/09/2024

https://www.dawn.com/news/1859208

Officer says a hunter from Bannu, was arrested when he was caught transporting 78 demoiselle cranes.

14/08/2024

Happy independence day

14/08/2024

Attention Hunter Community

14/05/2024

On May 13th, 2024, the honorable Conservator of Hazara Wildlife Circle, Mr. Iftikhar-Uz-Zaman, accompanied by the DFO of Abbottabad Wildlife Division and the SDWO of Abbottabad, attended the inaugural ceremony of the new academic block at Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Forest School, Thai, Abbottabad. The block has been named after Shaheed Raza Ali, a Wildlife Watcher who made the ultimate sacrifice while on official duty at Bannu Wildlife Division.
The inauguration was performed by Shaheed Raza Ali's son.
The respected Principal of KPFS, SDWO/Wildlife Instructor and all other faculty members extended a warm welcome to the guests.
The Conservator and DFO Wildlife appreciated all faculty members and thanked to the Principal for conducting successful event.