چھانگا مانگا جنگل کی کہانی | DW Urdu | Changa Manga Jungle, Pakistan

برطانوی سامراجی دور میں سن 1866 کے لگ بھگ جب لاہور سے تقریبا 90 کلو میٹر دور چونیاں سے متصل علاقوں میں مصنوعی جنگل لگایا جا رہا تھا تو غالبا کسی نے سوچا بھی نہ ہو گا کہ یہ گھنے جنگلات چھانگا اور مانگا نامی دو ڈاکو بھائیوں کی محفوظ پناہ گاہ بن جائیں گے۔ اس جنگل کی تاریخ، آبادی، بربادی اور بحالی کی کہانی۔ Changa Manga Forest | Pakistan’s Historic Man‑Made Jungle Changa Manga Forest is one of the largest and oldest man made forests in the world, and a proud natural heritage of Pakistan. Located near Lahore, this historic forest was established in the 1860s to supply timber for railway engines during British rule. Today, it stands as an important symbol of forest conservation, biodiversity, and ecology in Pakistan. Spanning over 12,000 acres, Changa Manga is more than just a forest—it is a thriving habitat for birds and animals, including deer, wild boars, and countless bird species. The forest plays a vital role as a green lung for Punjab, helping improve air quality and support wildlife. Known as a popular tourist destination, Changa Manga offers a unique experience with its miniature forest railway, boating lake, and wildlife areas. However, like many forests around the world, it faces serious threats such as illegal deforestation, habitat loss, and environmental degradation, making protection of forests more important than ever. This video explores: The history of Changa Manga Forest Why it is considered one of Pakistan’s biggest forests Its role in biodiversity and ecology The importance of protecting forests and natural habitats How forests support birds, animals, and future generations Forests are the backbone of our environment. Protecting Pakistan’s forests is essential for wildlife, climate balance, and human survival. ----- Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/dwurdu?sub_co... dw.com/urdu facebook.com/dw.urdu #DWUrdu #changamangajungle #biodiversityprotection #ecologicalcrisis #wildlifepakistan