A total of 29 conserved areas in Pakistan have been designated as national parks. Seven of them are in private conservation while the other ones are managed by provincial administrations. A few of them lie under the conservation act of IUCN whose laws on conservation of the ecosystems were introduced in the Pakistan’s constitution of 1973. To bring in the consciousness about the importance of National Parks in conservation of biodiversity, another 10 national parks were established during the time period from 1993 to 2005. The ‘Modern Protected Areas’ law dictates that a national park is a protected area administrated by the government which is established for the conservation of its natural resources, wildlife and ecology.