Renesting Indus has begun our first ecoist landlord dedicate his land for reforestation of Indus riparian banks The mighty Indus River winds its way through fertile plains it once created right in the center of the great plains of Punjab and Sindh, and is suffering from the worst degradation due to massive deforestation of her […]
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The Hingol Tragedy Where is wwf? The tragic killing of the rare Persian Leopard is a reality check Call for Wildlife Preservation… According to World Wide Fund (WWF) it is an International organization dedicated to protecting the world’s wildlife by directing its conservation efforts toward protecting endangered spaces and addressing global threats. Now its the
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ECOIST PARTNERS UP WITH INTERNATIONAL DEGROWTH NETWORK Ecoist joins the International Degrowth Network for an Ecocentric Future of our Humankind Our Only home Mother Earth faces unprecedented challenges posed by climate change and environmental degradation caused by the un-natural growth led by Human’s greed. We, Ecoist joined the IDN to be a contributor in this
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HARVESTING WATER AND RESTORING LANDSCAPE WITH ROCKDAMS The Regenerative flood mitigation syste https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nr28tSsvM1A Special Thanks 🙏 Popular Science for making such an amazing Animation… We at Ecoist are planning to do preserve the centuries perhaps millennials old water harvesting system that still persist in koh Solaiman mountains of Indus valley Turkey Creek Something remarkable happening in the
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ghaziThe First Academic scarabs Future is where Regeneration and community involvement are taking center stage, Ecoist has initiated an initiative to set that stage for a regenerative and Circular economy. Vermicomposters function same way as scarabs do in Nature. Just as scarabs aid in breaking down organic matter, our composting enthusiasts with their Eisenia Fetida
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Restoring Indus River’s ecosystems with with Riparian Management Rivers are the lifeblood of our planet, weaving through landscapes, nourishing ecosystems, and sustaining communities. Yet, the delicate balance that keeps these vital waterways thriving is under threat. Riparian Management is a holistic approach that holds the key to preserving the health and vitality of our rivers.
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The Silent Tragedy of the Indus River: Pesticides and the Vanishing Fireflies In the heart of the Indus River, a mystical phenomenon once unfolded like a shimmering tapestry of nature: the “river of fireflies.” These tiny, luminescent creatures would light up the night, casting a spell on all who were fortunate enough to witness their
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RohiThe first of scarabs Future is where Regeneration and community involvement are taking center stage, Ecoist has initiated an initiative to set that stage for a regenerative and circular economy. Vermicomposters function same way as scarabs do in Nature. Just as scarabs aid in breaking down organic matter, our composting enthusiasts with their Eisenia Fetida
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THe Snake Man He is Abdul Rehman from Cholistan Region of Great Thar desert. His relationship with snakes began in 2013 when he started rescuing them from danger. Over time, he developed a deep understanding of these creatures and felt like he could communicate with them in their own language. His passion for snakes led
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