# Ecoist > A chapter of the Great Regeneration ## Posts - [The Hingol Tragedy](https://ecoist.eco/the-hingol-tragedy/): 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 time to ask the wildlife conservation regime or establishment that why poachers seem to have the upper hand despite the substantial resources allocated to wildlife preservation? And how poachers even enter the Protected areas like Hingol National Park with all their snipers and modern equipment? […] - [ReNesting Indus has begun](https://ecoist.eco/renesting-indus-has-begun/): 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 Riparian buffer forests that stood dense along her banks. Those forests used to be the home to native biodiversity and migratory birds that traveled all their way from Siberia to the Indus valley to spend their winter and breed. The Renesting Indus campaign celebrates its […] - [Zulfikar](https://ecoist.eco/zulfikar/): DE-CANALIZE OUR RIVER Zulfikar Jr against the Ecological Catastrophe in Indus basin Pakistan’s government has unveiled an ambitious plan to dig six canals from the Indus River, aiming to irrigate four million acres of land in the Cholistan desert for “Cooperative farming” The project is being touted as a solution to food insecurity and rural poverty and environmental experts and activists are raising alarms about its potential to trigger an ecological and humanitarian disaster. The most vocal critic of this mega project is Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto Junior, grandson of former Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, who warns that the plan […] - [Ecoist Partners up with International Degrowth Network](https://ecoist.eco/ecoist-partners-up-with-international-degrowth-network/): 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 joint quest against the cancerous Growth that is killing our Planet. We are proud to announce our partnership with the International Degrowth Network (IDN), marking a significant step towards a regenerative Ecocentric humans society. At the heart of the IDN’s mission is cooperation between like-minded […] - [Tarai - The Indigenous Rock dams of Koh Solaiman](https://ecoist.eco/tarai/): 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 Chiricahua Mountains In the southeastern part of Arizona, the Chiricahua Mountains boast a rich tapestry of history, wilderness, and wonder. However, like many other natural landscapes, this pristine region has faced intense pressure from various fronts; westward expansion, climate change, and unsustainable land use practices.  […] - [Ghazi Scarabs | Tying Academia back to the Earth](https://ecoist.eco/ghazi-scarabs/): 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 earthworms, transform organic waste of their surroundings including the kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich vermicompost. Much like scarabs contribute to the natural recycling process, vermicomposters play same crucial role in converting waste into a valuable resource, embodying the harmony and efficiency of nature’s recycling mechanisms. Our […] - [Restoring Indus River's ecosystems with with Riparian Management](https://ecoist.eco/restoring-indus-riparian-forests/): 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. Understanding Riparian buffer zone and Its Importance At the heart of Riparian Management lies a simple yet profound principle: the recognition that the land adjacent to rivers, known as riparian zones, plays an integral role in the ecosystem’s well-being. These zones are the bridge between […] - [Fireflies of Indus](https://ecoist.eco/fireflies-of-indus/): 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 ethereal dance. However, this enchanting spectacle has faded into obscurity, leaving behind a story of ecological imbalance and the devastating impact of pesticide overuse in conventional agriculture. The Enchanting “River of Fireflies” Picture a serene evening by the banks of the Indus River, where the […] - [Rohi Scarab | Pioneering Community-Owned Vermicomposting Farm](https://ecoist.eco/rohi-scarab/): 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 earthworms, transform organic waste of their surroundings including the kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich vermicompost. Much like scarabs contribute to the natural recycling process, vermicomposters play same crucial role in converting waste into a valuable resource, embodying the harmony and efficiency of nature’s recycling mechanisms. Our […] - [Abdul Rehman | the Wildlife resucer](https://ecoist.eco/wildrush/): 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 him to rescue thousands of them from harm. https://youtu.be/Hk91IT4UlwY Mission The mission of my life is to protect the biodiversity of Thar desert from their fellow humans and educate the folks about the importance of Snakes and reptiles in our ecosystem and how we’ll vanish […] ## Pages - [Donate](https://ecoist.eco/donate/): Donations Thank you for your generous support and for recognizing the value of our work at Ecoist. Your decision to make a donation truly means a lot to us. At this time, we are unable to accept payments through Stripe or PayPal. We kindly request that you make your donation directly to our bank account. Our Bank details Name: First Century Bank Transfer type: Local transfer Routing (ABA): 061120084 Account number: 4022900949997 Account type: CHECKING Bank address: 1731 N Elm St Commerce, GA 30529 USA - [Re'Spider](https://ecoist.eco/respider/): Regenerative Spider The creatives behind Ecoistopen to re’create your digital existence Re’spider is the creative agency behind Ecoist and its unique in a way that we are open for only the servants of Mother Earth. Our dedicated team is committed to providing all-in-one web-based solutions exclusively to organizations focused on Eco restoration & Regeneration, Artists and Musicians. We being the core team behind Ecoist, understand the importance of our noble cause and the digital challenges that individuals and organizations face. We craft our unique digital experiences that empower the collective mission that we share. Services we provide include Web designing […] - [Zen Visuals](https://ecoist.eco/zenvisuals/): Zen Visuals Visuals from Basham zen I am drawing before i learnt writing… And i got my first camera when i was in 5th grade, started Photography on classic Film rolls. Creation is my Essence and i want to share some of my visual creations mostly travel, geographic and environmental photography specimen here. - [Re'Crater](https://ecoist.eco/recrater/): Regenerative Craters Reviving the Indigenous approach to Ecological Restoration Please walk through this Virtual tour first. Overview of Regenerative Craters of Ecoist by Basham Zen Deforestation ~ Flooding This amazing visualization by Toby Morris portrays the shortest story that explains flooding in Indus plains and its all the result of Environmental degradation caused by worst deforestation in Koh Solaiman Mountains in the west of Indus plains. What is a Re’crater? There are low lying, basin like lands along the water channels such as creeks or streams that lead to the main hill torrents in almost all the alpine ranges of […] - [volunteer](https://ecoist.eco/volunteer/): BEcome a Contributor We’re proud to have you with us! [wpforms id=”2445″] - [Courses](https://ecoist.eco/courses/) - [Re'Generation](https://ecoist.eco/regeneration/): The Re’Generation The Gaurdian generation of Mother Gaia You may heard about the silent generation, baby boom generation, generation X , Y and Z. The  great mysterious laws that maintains the balance of life has seemlessly watered the seeds of a human generation that has to play the role of the Guardian Generation. The core of their being is to fix all the damages done to mother Earth by all previous generations. We name them the Re’Generation. Coincidentally the ancient Egyptians arch deity Re, is the Sun God who is a symbol of life and regeneration and he is the […] - [Permaculture](https://ecoist.eco/campaigns/permaculture/): Permaculture According to Ecologists 33% of landmass of any country must be covered with Forest for a balanced ecosystem to thrive. Permaculture, a harmonious marriage of agriculture and ecological wisdom, is nature’s blueprint for soil regeneration and bountiful yields. By mimicking natural ecosystems, permaculture nourishes the soil, fostering a fertile haven for crops and fruiting trees. Its diverse plantings create a symphony of sustenance, enriching biodiversity, and providing abundant nourishment for both humans and livestock. Permaculture, a virtuous circle of cultivation, not only breathes life into the land but also harmonizes with the planet’s rhythms, ensuring that we reap not […] - [Renesting Indus](https://ecoist.eco/campaigns/renesting-indus/): Re-nesting Indus Millions of years prior to the appearance of first group of homo sapiens in Indus valley, the migratory birds from Siberia known the floodplains of Indus river as their winter home. Only in 3 decades from 1980’s to 2010’s, we have eradicated almost all the natural habitats of these guest birds by razing the native riparian forests for conventional agricultural activities.  The Re-nesting Indus is a Rewilding Campaign dedicated to restoring the native forests of the Indus River’s floodplains. This vital project seeks to reforest these crucial habitats for migratory birds from Siberia. Those protected areas will be environmentally […] - [Eternal Forests](https://ecoist.eco/campaigns/eternal-forests/): Eternal Forests The immortal Trees of Indus basin Banyan and Peepal are called Amrit vriksh by the ancients of Indus valley, the earliest Hindus. The word literarily means the Immortal Tree and its true, if not killed, they’ll never die. A Mother Peepal tree can live up to 2500 years, twenty five centuries… Imagine if colonials had not secretly killed all ancient Peepals of India, we been able to visit Peepal trees all across India who were young when Jesus walked the Earth. They are immortal as they develop Areal roots that become another trunk when connects with Earth, another […] - [Flooding Torrents](https://ecoist.eco/campaigns/flooding-torrents/): Flooding Torrents The most devastating Climate disaster in Pakistan erupt in the form of flooding. Not riparian floods as commonly perceived but flash floods from the hill torrents of Sulaimen alpine range. The affected areas lie in southern Punjab, northern Sindh and eastern Balochistan & Kpk, that is in fact a single landmass stretching in the foothills of koh Sulaiman. The primal root cause of these flash floods is not global warming but the degradation of the landscape by massive deforestation and watershed disturbances. Historical significance The proto-sites of the greatest of human civilizations, the Indus valley civilization have been […] - [Soil Regeneration](https://ecoist.eco/campaigns/soilregeneration/): Soil Regeneration Our planet is in crisis. The fertile soil, the very foundation of life and sustenance, is under grave threat due to tilling based industrial agriculture and unchecked accesssive use of chemicals. This catastrophe is particularly dire in Pakistan, where an alarming 70% of the soil is severely degraded due to excessive chemical fertilizers use. The relentless assault on this life-giving resource is reaching a tipping point, threatening food security, livelihoods, and the very fabric of our ecosystems. Ecoist’s “Soil Regeneration” campaign is a clarion call, a powerful rally to counter this imminent disaster. The mission is clear: to […] - [ReLearn](https://ecoist.eco/relearn/): Relearn The school of Life We, the contemporary humans are educated under the structures built during colonial-industrial era, were designed to harvest a human work force to extract the natural resources and run their industries. And here is humanity today, helpless, betrayed and totally disconnected from the natural world that fed us for thousands and thousands of generations.  You are here most probably because you need to ReLearn what we are robbed off, that our ancestors knew it well, not so long ago. And it was the great knowledge of Harmony with Nature and the regenerative practices of survival that were […] - [Privacy Policy](https://ecoist.eco/privacy-policy/): Privacy Policy for Ecoist At Ecoist, accessible from http://ecoist.eco, one of our main priorities is the privacy of our visitors. This Privacy Policy document contains types of information that is collected and recorded by Ecoist and how we use it. If you have additional questions or require more information about our Privacy Policy, do not hesitate to contact us. This Privacy Policy applies only to our online activities and is valid for visitors to our website with regards to the information that they shared and/or collect in Ecoist. This policy is not applicable to any information collected offline or via […] - [Contact](https://ecoist.eco/contact/): Contact Us connect@ecoist.eco Or Send us a Whatsapp Message +92 345 7132287 Send A Message [wpforms id=”623″ title=”false” description=”false”] Our Location The Indus river basin - [Soil Activists](https://ecoist.eco/regeneration/soil-activists/): The Re’Generation 0 + Members worldwide  4.8/5 1200+ 800+ ~128 1400+ The Soil activists let’s celebrate the unsung heroes who understand the profound importance of healthy soil in creating a regenerative future for our planet. In this section, we delve into why soil activists are needed now more than ever and explore the incredible impacts they have on restoring and sustaining the health of our ecosystems. Soil activists are saviors of entire Biodiversity Soil activists play a vital role in raising awareness about the crucial role of soil in our lives. They educate communities, policymakers, and farmers about the […] - [Campaigns](https://ecoist.eco/campaigns/): Campaigns 1. Soil Regeneration Promoting and setting up domestic vermiculture setups or worm farms to initiate the process of Soil Regeneration and production of rich nutrient food. Vermicomposting enriches soil with nutrients. Effectively recycles organic waste, reducing landfill contribution. Reduces greenhouse gas emissions. Natural pest repellent, reducing need for chemical pesticides. Vermicomposting promotes soil fertility and structure, conserving water. Know more 2. Re-nesting Indus Restoration or Reforestation of Indus River’s Floodplains or seasonal lakes as they are home to migratory birds coming from Siberia. Restoring floodplains supports biodiversity Floodplains are only habitats of migratory birds. It enhances the ecosystem’s resilience […] - [About](https://ecoist.eco/about/): About Us Ecoist is a Post growth & Eco Regeneration oriented activist organization committedly running an effective BCC (behavioral change campaign) to shift the Mass behavior from Consumerism to Eco-responsibility. Encouraging Regenerative living and building a global community of people who are enthusiastic about restoring the Ecosystem of their regions. Our goal is to help people become eco-responsible people who are committed to contribute in war against Planetary Crisis (Climate change), reversing environmental degradation and protecting biodiversity. Join us in our effort to build a future that is more sustainable for the Planet Earth and its inhabitants. Basham Zen Founder […] - [Ecoist](https://ecoist.eco/): Ecoist the great Eco-Spiritual awakening A movement is simmering in the collective unconscious of humanity right Now, the time when the vortex of chaos is at a scale that humanity may never had witnessed earlier. We believe that this movement is led by the Great Tao, the invisible forces that govern the universe and what it needs from us is to transcend our Egoic self and let the Tao guide our path toward being the servants, stewards and healers of our collective Mother Earth. THe Compass Ecoist is an effort to develop the Compass and provide it to every human […] [comment]: # (Generated by Hostinger Tools Plugin)