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Name: Mustafa

Chosen Region: Punjab

Environment:

Mix of Mountains and plains

Neutral weather

Cultural practices:

People here speak many languages, such as English, Urdu, Pashto, and many others. Most people here live in sectors filled with roads and are usually polluted with trash such as plastic bags, soda cans, and a lot of other things. This is due to the simple fact that people here are not educated.

Independence:

One thing Punjab is heavily dependent on is the rural areas. This is due to the fact that we get things like most of our fruits, vegetables, and meat from these rural areas.

Vice versa, Rural areas need cities for things too. Things include Healthcare, education, jobs, and selling their goods.

Sustainability issues:

In Punjab, many cities suffer from deforestation. This is because they are trying to industrialize. This industrialisation can also lead to pollution. Specifically, air pollution.

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Punjab -

Inayah Ali

Climate & Geography

The region is part of the fertile Punjab province and it has rich soil and farmland.

It's climate has:

Very hot summers

Cool winters

Monsoon rains from July to September

Cultural practices

Food: wheat-based dishes like roti, vegetables, and others

Clothing: traditional clothing like shalwar kameez

Traditions: weddings with events like mehndi, dholki, and baraat, sharing meals, especially during Eid and also during iftar is a strong tradition.

Language: punjabi and urdu mostly

Interdependence in Punjab

Rural and urban areas in Punjab depend on each other to meet daily needs.

Urban Cities depend on rural areas for:

Food – Farmers in rural Punjab grow wheat, rice, fruits, and vegetables.

Dairy and meat – Villages supply milk, meat, and eggs to cities.

Labor – Many workers from rural areas come to cities for jobs for construction, factories, and others.

Rural areas depend on cities for:

Healthcare – Hospitals and medical services are mostly in cities.

Education – Big universities and colleges are in cities.

Markets – Farmers sell their crops and buy goods

Jobs – Cities offer more employment and business opportunities.

Sustainability in Punjab

Challenge: Air Pollution

Cities like Lahore face severe smog, especially in winter.

Caused by:

Traffic and vehicle emissions

Crop burning in rural areas

Factories

Other Issues

Water shortage due to overuse in farming

Deforestation and loss of green spaces

Waste pollution from plastic and garbage

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Ayyan Ganjera - Sargodha (PAK)

Geography & Climate

Flat and fertile plains, great for farming.

Very hot summers (up to 50 °C).

Mild to cold winters.

Culture & Community

Known as the “California of Pakistan” for its citrus fruit.

People follow traditions, celebrate festivals, and enjoy cricket.

Famous for wooden handicrafts.

Interdependence

Mix of old bazaars and new shopping malls.

Education hub with the University of Sargodha.

Farmers, traders, and students all depend on each other.

Sustainability & Issues

Efforts to plant more trees and make green spaces.

Problems: water shortage, heatwaves, dusty air, broken roads.

Need more parks, libraries, and youth spaces.

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Suleyman: Region: KPK, haripur

The environment in my region consists of a mix of mountains and plains as it is located about an hour away from islamabad.

Because of this the clothing there consists of shalwar kameez.

Majority of the people in haripur are pathan as the rulers of haripur had migrated in from afghanistan many years ago.

The majority of people there speak both Hinthco and pashto and urdu.

So the traditions there are similar to the ones in Peshawar and etc...

Although there are many punjabis and sindhis there as well.

There are also alot of pathans from balochistan in haripur as well.

It is very close to Apatabad and mardan and etc.. So it is central.

Right next to taxila and Kanpur damn.

The food there is also very diverse so there are multiple different cultures and people living there so it makes the food very diverse as well.

The way haripur is interdependent on other cities is there is alot of population and little villages such as Derwesh and Jharikas. This require manpower so a lot of the workers there aren't from haripur and there is a need for specialised people there so that is where the interdependence comes in where people from other cities come in and help with things like this.

One environmental challenge which it faces is that when it rains it usually floods in most areas this is because the drainage there is not very good.

And the flooding leads to deforestation and loss of habitat and homes for thousands there.

So main issues on the environment are also that many people are illiterate there and litter and etc.. Which causes pollution and the sewage there isn't good either which causes illnesses and etc..

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punjab

in punjab subtropical climate, including extreme heat in the summers and the foods like mostly its Sarson ka Saag which is a famous Punjab related food, the clothing choice of Punjab people they usually wear salwar kameez and Punjab does have a mountain landscape like Margala hill. and the cultural practices im aware of is Eid and festival music too and instruments such as a dhol..and there is a famous Punjabi dance called Bhangra and Giddha are iconic Punjabi dances, known for their lively and energetic movements. interdependence Punjab is actively seeking to develop close ties with China's business, trade, and policy-making communities to promote itself as an investment destination. sustainability issues in Punjab include air and water pollution, water scarcity, and the impacts of climate change. Smog, especially during winter, is a significant concern, stemming from industrial emissions, agricultural burning crops or other materials etc.

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Padlet Task Instructions

Today you will complete an individual activity on Padlet.

Steps to Follow:

1. Open the Padlet link shared with you.

2. Click “+” or “Add Post” to create your own post.

3. Title your post with your name + chosen region (e.g., Ali – Desert Region).

4. In your post, include the following sections:

Climate & Geography – Describe the environment of your region (mountains, plains, desert, or coastal).

Cultural Practices – Explain how the environment shapes people’s food, clothing, housing, language, or traditions.

Interdependence – Show how your region depends on others (for trade, food, water, or migration).

Sustainability Issues – Identify one environmental challenge (e.g., water scarcity, deforestation, overfishing, or climate change).

5. Add at least one image, map, or diagram to make your post visual.

6. Organize your post in a mini-poster style (bullet points, short notes, or a mind map).

7. After posting, read at least one classmate’s entry and leave a short comment or emoji reaction.