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Margalla Hills Restoration

Native-species reforestation along the Margalla foothills, run in partnership with WWF-Pakistan and local communities.

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Goals

Restoring 500 hectares of native forest cover

The Margalla Hills have lost significant native tree cover over the past decades. This project reintroduces native species — Phulai, Kikar and Shisham — across degraded slopes, verified tree-by-tree using Tree Wallet's AI monitoring.

Reforestation Native Species Community-Led
Trees Planted42,000
Target62,000
Survival Rate91%
Volunteers Involved1,240
CO₂ Offset (est.)1,860 t

68% of target reached

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Location

Where This Project Is Happening

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Backing This Project

Partners

WWF-PakistanIslamabad Wildlife Mgmt BoardLocal Community Council WWF-PakistanIslamabad Wildlife Mgmt BoardLocal Community Council
What's Next

Future Plans

Phase 2

Slope Stabilization Planting

Extend planting to erosion-prone slopes identified in the site survey.

Phase 3

Community Nursery

Establish a local nursery to supply future phases with native saplings.

Ongoing

Long-Term Monitoring

Continued AI-based survival monitoring for 5 years post-planting.

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