Sindh Forest Department has developed a protected area with following objectives:
1) Biodiversity conservation.
2) Re introduction of the species.
3) Eco-tourism
This protected area is located along National Highway near Cadet College in District Ghotki. Presently a large number of grey and black partridges, hog deer, blue bull , more than 27 species of migratory birds and other wildlife enjoy pe
aceful atmosphere within this protected Forest. Rest House having conference, residential and dining facilities.
2. Buggy Ride within forest on forest compartment roads.
3. WildLife Watching Tower (50’ high)
5. Hide Out for watching animals in wilderness near watering point. The future plan includes:
a) Release of Black Buck in Nature. b) Release of Pea Fowl in Nature. This protected area is sanctuary not only for wildlife but also provided an opportunity for visitors to sit in the natural atmosphere and to think for the conservation and protection of nature and natural resources which have been mercilessly destructed by humans.
