PESHAWAR, PAKISTAN: Sherabad Wildlife Pheasantry has reported progress in its 2026 breeding season, recording a total of 3,160 eggs and 227 chicks of pheasants and peafowl, according to the Peshawar Wildlife Division.
The breeding season has now concluded, with the results highlighting the facility’s role in wildlife breeding and conservation efforts in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
The programme was carried out under the supervision of DFO Wildlife Peshawar, Mrs Manahil Wahab, and the Range Officer Wildlife Peshawar. The department credited the dedicated staff of Sherabad Wildlife Pheasantry and Peshawar Wildlife Range for their hard work and contribution to the breeding programme.
Pheasants and peafowl are valued for their ecological and biodiversity significance. Managed breeding facilities can support conservation efforts by helping maintain populations and promoting awareness of wildlife protection.
The Peshawar Wildlife Division reiterated its commitment to strengthening wildlife breeding programmes and supporting biodiversity conservation across the region.
The department also acknowledged the efforts of field staff whose work contributes to the continued management and propagation of these bird species.
