Restore Pakistan's forests — On your private land
We partner with private landowners and donors to plant native trees across Pakistan. Our target: 10% national land coverage within 10 years.
About Us
The Pakistan Forest Recovery Program(PFRP) is a national initiative designed to restore Pakistan's forests through large-scale plantation of Indigenous fruit, shade, and wood trees.
Developed by the Dr. Waseem Ahmad Khan,the CEO of Wildlife Organization. the program works in close partnership with private landowners, Framers, Students, education instituations and nature lovers across all four provinces.
Pakistan currently has only 1.5% real forest cover amoung the lowest in the region.
Despite major government programs, the country is still losing 27,000 hectares of forest annually To support national environmental goals, PFRP aims to restore the ecological balance by engaging communitities directly in plantation efforts on privately owned productive, waterlogged, waste, and wild lands.
The Project operates between 2025 and 2035 and seeks to bring local people, private landowners, researchers, and students together to rebuild Pakistan's green lanscape
Why private landowners?
Private land represents a large, untapped opportunity for planting. We provide technical support, seedlings, and a revenue-share model for landowners who host reforestation projects on their land.
Funding model
Major funds come from donors who choose the campaign (region or species) of their own interests. All funds will be utiliesed for seeding, labour, plants protection and mointoring. All the donors will also be updated about plantation growth and protection through photographical evidence.
Our Mission
Our mission is to restore Pakistan's forest cover to 10% of the national land area by 2035 through community-led, sustainable plantation initiative. We aim to
- Plant indigenous, climate-resilient trees on private lands across Pakistan
- Reduce deforestation and revive biodiversity, wildlife habitats, and ecosystem health
- Engage and empower farmers, private landowners, students, teacher, researchers, and nature enthusiasts in nationwide plantation activities
- Raise awareness about environmental protection,climate change, and the importtance of trees
- Strengthen agroforestry, orchard farming, and local nursery development through capacity buildind and training
Our mission support Pakistan's national environmental priorities and promotes a greener, cleaner future for generations to come
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Performance & Impact
Yearly planting
Growth of trees planted year by year (saplings planted).
- 2025 — 160,000 seedlings
- 2026 — 320,000 seedlings
- 2027 — 450,000 seedlings
- 2028 — 700,000 seedlings
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Donate to support planting
Donations pay for seedlings, local labor, protection and long-term monitoring. Even small gifts make a big difference.