Issue · 2026
Vol. 76, Iss. 1
5 articles · All issues →
Research ArticleReview for Range Land Enterprise Development with Transhumance in Malakand and Hazara Civil Divisions
Muhammad Shakeel, Kifayat Ullah Baloach, Akhlaq Ahmad, Razaullah
The seasonal movement of people and their livestock between geographic or climate regions is known as transhumance. Men and women herders coordinate the movement of thousands of animals along traditional pastoral paths each spring and autumn. An enterprise is…
23 Apr 2026DOI 10.17582/journal.pjf/2026/76.1.04.10
Research ArticleFemale Perception Towards Illegal Wildlife Trade in District Bannu, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan
Noor Eman Zafar, Ayaz Ahmad, Neelam Elahi
The illegal wildlife trade (IWT) is a significant environmental problem that threatens biodiversity globally. This study examines women’s awareness, attitudes, and opinions of IWT in Pakistan’s District Bannu. Information was gathered from 52 respo…
13 Jul 2026DOI 10.17582/journal.pjf/2026/76.1.27.34
Research ArticleInfluence of Organic Manures and Phosphorus on Maize Growth, Yield, and Soil Characteristics
Arshad Ullah, Muhammad Ilyas, Rooh Ullah, Mujeebur Rahman, Salim Saifullah, Sanam Zarif Satti
A field experiment was conducted during kharif crop season, 2017 at the Agriculture Research Station, Swabi, to evaluate the impact of organic fertilizers and phosphorus on maize yield. The study, arranged in a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with thre…
2 May 2026DOI 10.17582/journal.pjf/2026/76.1.16.26
Research ArticleImpact of Green Felling Ban on Furniture Industry in Tehsil Kabal Swat
Syed Rafiud Din, Sher Shah, Hamid Ur Rahman, Afaq Ahmad, Maaz Ali
The present study was conducted to assess the impact of the green feeling ban on the furniture industry in Tehsil Kabal, District Swat. The primary objective of the research was to evaluate the current status of the green felling ban in the study area and to e…
23 Apr 2026DOI 10.17582/journal.pjf/2026/76.1.11.15
Research ArticleChallenges and Opportunities for Sustainable Management of Riverine Forests in Sindh Province, Pakistan
Abdul Fatah Khoso
Riverine forests in Sindh are among the most productive ecosystems of Pakistan, supporting biodiversity, livelihoods, and regulating the Indus River system. Over the years, however, these forests have been degraded due to reduced water flows, encroachment, ill…
23 Apr 2026DOI 10.17582/journal.pjf/2026/76.1.01.03