Mayor Karachi Barrister Murtaza Wahab has announced the development of a Mangrove and Biodiversity Park along with a Learning Centre at China Creek, as part of ongoing efforts to improve the city’s environment.
The project is aimed at making Karachi a greener and more sustainable city.
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“The plantation and conservation of mangroves will help protect the coastal belt from erosion, climate change impacts, and natural disasters,” said Mayor Karachi.
The planned park will also include biodiversity trails, mangrove conservation zones, and educational facilities designed to promote environmental awareness among students and the public.
According to the mayor, the initiative will also create opportunities for eco-tourism, education, and recreational activities in the city.
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He added that Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) is working on strengthening its green initiatives through practical projects like this, which focus on long-term environmental improvement.
Construction and development work on the project has begun, with the facility expected to open in the first week of November this year.
Officials and environmental experts have been involved in the project discussions, along with relevant administrative teams, to ensure smooth execution.
