Sophora mollis subsp dutheii.

Pakistan is blessed with variety of topographic, altitudinal, climatic and phytogeographical variation which supports more than 6000 species with 428 endemics. Conservationists lack an overall assessment of any study based on endemic species and their preservation at specimen’s level. Pakistan Museum of Natural History is the only hub established in 1976 and has immense collections of plants for students, scholars, scientists and general public. But we lack the complete endemic data under one roof. Mostly the endemic plants (among the 428) found in North of country and some in other areas. Ultimately thousands of students and scholars get benefited from this project

Preservation of endemic flora from north of country from conservation point of view would add major benefits to this project.

1. It would provide detail insight of these native plant species (endemics) and pointed/focused the concern towards future research.

2. The students could take all relevant information of unique flora of the area (that is mostly unreachable).

3. A complete brochures/small manual would be published and distributed to schools, colleges and universities.

4. Another aim is informative publication in reputed journal with updated GPS data and climate change scenario.