پاکستان میں ایوبیہ نیشنل پارک مری

Ayubia National Park Ayubia National Park is situated in Ayubia, a small hill station in the NWFP province of Pakistan. It is spread over an area of 1685 acres. It was established to save the alpine forest of the region and the wildlife in it as well. Although the coniferous trees dominate the vegetation of the area but there are other plants as well. According to a survey, around 104 species of plants are found in the park. Due to the merciless cutting of trees in the region, some of the trees also face extinction. The purpose of the park was to save the trees as well. The park is the home of 31 species of animals including the endangered leopard and black bear. Other animals found here are the Red Fox, Flying Squirrel, Masked civet, Rhesus Macaque (monkey) etc. The Ayubia National Park lies in the route of migratory birds hence much to a bird watcher’s delight; a large variety of birds can be seen here. Some of the endangered birds in the park are the Koklass Pheasant and the Kalij Pheasant. The park is the home of the Golden eagle, Griffon Vulture, Honey buzzard, Hill pigeon, Kestrel, Peregrine falcon, Collared dove.