AbadTak

13/05/2026

Real footage from real camera trips from real people.

In order of appearance:

1) Common leopard (named Sultan)
2) Barking deer (male)
3) Monal pheasant
4) Yellow throated Martin
5) Jackals
6) Koklas pheasant
7) Wild boar (male)
8) Khalij pheasant
9) Monitor lizard
10) Wild boar (troop of females with younglings)
11) Barking deer (female)

07/05/2026

Environmental education reacquaints and reconnects individuals to nature.

The future generation is not prepared for the oncoming challenges. These skills can easily be honed with connection to communities and nature.

Are you interested to build your students'/children's skills for the anthropocene? Get in touch!

05/05/2026

02/05/2026

Shrouded under her cloak, she beseeched, to stay away.

She pelted us with hail.

Pummeled her feet with snow. Pushed us off.

To eventually, reveal her pristine peaks and gargantuan size.

She makes you quiver, in both fear and wonder. Enraptures you in lost tales, and secrets untold.

Nanga parbat. Words fail.

26/04/2026

Meet the common Jay!

25/04/2026

Ever seen a common jay butterfly? These fast flyers are found in Pakistan and across South East Asia.

Blue is one of the rarest colours in nature, which is why spotting these is absolutely magical!

We found a bunch of them on our curry pata tree one afternoon. Proof that even small gardens can become wildlife sanctuaries.

Plant for butterflies, plant for biodiversity.

22/04/2026

Have you looked and listened closely?

HAPPY EARTH DAY

12/04/2026

Everyday we are losing our natural heritage. Everyday we hear of new development projects and new 'aesthetics'. All superficial. All cosmetic.

No one understands the deep and layered connections in nature.

They dont even try.

For the mere few years we are here on earth. We live selfishly.