IWMB announces approval of Margalla View Point Project.

ISLAMABAD: The Islamabad Wildlife Management Board (IWMB) on Friday announced that the 5th Implementation Committee unanimously accepted the master plan for the restoration of Margalla View Point Project environment.

With this remarkable development, efforts to make the Margalla Hills a thriving environment and tourist attraction have reached a turning point.

According to an IWMB spokesperson, the master plan, created by architect Imrana Towana in partnership with Islamabad-based architect DB Studio, is the result of careful preparation and cooperation of all parties concerned.

The IWMB Chairperson said, “The approval of the master plan marks an important milestone in our efforts to restore the ecosystem of the Margalla Hills. We are committed to creating a thriving green space that is both environment and community friendly.” be beneficial to

Apart from restoring the natural beauty of the Margalla Hills, the proposal calls for a green area that provides a dedicated recreational area for locals and visitors.

Prominent features of the master plan include walkways, promenades, and reflecting pools as well as an eco-display area, outdoor amphitheater, children’s play area, elderly seating area, prayer space, visitor center. , offices and parking are included. Vacancies

In response to a query, an IWMB representative told APP that the debris from the destroyed mega-restaurant has been removed and the lantana clearance and reforestation of the area will begin as soon as the next rainy season arrives.

According to him, WWF Pakistan will start fundraising for the project, and construction is expected to start soon. The Environment Protection Agency will review and approve the master plan and complete an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).