The Pakistan Wolf Project is made up of our core research team, network of key collaborators, and field and lab support teams.
Hira Fatima is an Assistant Professor at University of Education in Attock, Pakistan. She studies the ecology and behavior of various species in Pakistan, including using genetic tools to understand distribution and diet.
Lauren Hennelly is an Assistant Professor at Rice University in Houston, Texas. She uses genomic tools to study the evolutionary histories of various species and to inform their conservation. She currently serves as the IUCN Red List Authority Coordinator for the IUCN Canid Specialist Group.
Omar Khayam is a field biologist and environmental educator working in California and Pakistan. His work covers wildlife research, environmental consulting, and science communication, with a focus on building conservation capacity.
Pakistan Environemnt Trust
Fundraising and Partnerships
National Institute for Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering
Genetic Exctraction and Sequencing
PhD Candidate Texas A&M
Historical Distribution of Carnivores
Sindh Wildlife Department
Institutional Support
Indus Fishing Cat Project
Field Expertise
Islamabad Wildlife Management Board
Genetics Repository Setup
Support Team
Rabia Basri
Social Media Intern
Zohaib Ahmed
Wildlife Researcher
Qalandar Burfat
Kirthar NP Expertise
Adam
Camera Operator
Ayub
Camera Operator
Ishaque
Camera Operator
Mushtaq
Driver
If you would like to know how you can get involved with our project, please reach out to us!
pakistanwolfproject@gmail.com
@pakistanwolfproject
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