Fakhar Abbas

Male, Person

1975 –

83

Who is Fakhar Abbas?

Fakhar Abbas is a wildlife biologist, who started his career working with World Society for the Protection of Animals against bearbaiting and has worked with the organization for almost a decade.

Abbas graduated from University of Arid Agriculture Rawalpindi and received his Doctorate from University of the Punjab and completed a postdoctoral position at Wright State University. He reported the different aspects of biology, conservation and population of Gray Goral in his PhD research.

The first bear rescue centre in Pakistan was named Kund Bear Sanctuary was established in 2000. Since then, the organization has rescued 36 bears from the bearbaiting events. Another bear rescue centre Balkasar Bear Sanctuary in Chakwal of Punjab was established, where his organization rescues bears.

In 2004 he started a unique research system called the Bioresource Research Centre where he established various labs for Molecular Biology, Microbiology, Bioacoustics, herpetology and animal physiology, as well as a herbarium and library for the research scholars of all universities of Pakistan where they can complete their research. In 2010 he started an educational institute of natural and management sciences.

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Born
Nov 18, 1975

Submitted
on July 23, 2013

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