Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department is a premier provincial government department in Pakistan, tracing its earliest organizational roots back to 1934 (originally established as the Game Department under British rule) and formally structured into its modern configuration in 1973. Operating under the administrative control of the Forestry, Wildlife and Fisheries Department of the Government of Punjab, it serves as the primary custodian of the province’s natural heritage. It is a multidisciplinary environmental and regulatory body providing wildlife conservation, habitat management, species reintroduction, anti-poaching law enforcement, and the administration of national parks, wildlife sanctuaries, and public recreation zoos across Punjab.