Nature Khabar

Missing Two Rhinos from Parsa

Nature Khabar

Last year, one rhino was shot by the poacher while traveling from Rautahat to Parsa. The rhino was immediately sent to Chitwan National Park for treatment but unfortunately, it died after 15 days. Two months ago one of the returned rhino was sent to Chitwan National Park for protection. Read More +

For environmental rights defenders, 2016 was the deadliest year on record

2017-07-25 11:59:10

No horn please "Awareness rally with Renault"

2017-07-23 15:12:01

Pollution

Renault Nepal has organized No horn please "Awareness Rally with Renault" to bring together special feeling for social cause. This awareness rally is a short touring of Renault vehicle owners with the theme of "No… Read More +

Weather

Conservation lover singer Chester commits suicide

2017-07-21 16:13:50

Mix Max

Conversation lover world popular singer Chester Bennington, 41, hanged himself at his Palos Verdes home on Thursday. Read More +
HOW CHINA FLOATED TO THE TOP IN SOLAR

2017-07-21 12:19:24

Energy

When Sang Dajie had a son, he knew things had to change. Working as a coalminer in eastern China was… Read More +
Nepal safari camp ends elephant-back tours

2017-07-21 11:38:20

Bio Diversity

Gulab Kali moved through the jungle with the commanding demeanour only seen in a more mature lady. With each step… Read More +
Rise and fall of apples in Manang

2017-07-20 14:59:29

Climate Change

Mingmar Bista is unhappy about the growth of his apples in Bagarchhap in Manang, the district in central Nepal which… Read More +

Nature Special

Monsoon arrives, few days to expand across the country

June 14, 2017

This year's monsoon has entered Nepal. According to Meteorological Forecasting Division, Monsoon entered Nepal through the eastern part of the country. Read More +

Prakriti; in attempt to make nature glorious

Nepali Tea hero Nishchal

20 years old vehicles turn obsolete

“Forest is a living thing and people belongs to it ” -Flemming ,Director DFE

Climate Change

Rise and fall of apples in Manang

July 20, 2017

Mingmar Bista is unhappy about the growth of his apples in Bagarchhap in Manang, the district in central Nepal which borders Tibet. After two decades of apple plantation in the district, Read More +

Nepal safari camp ends elephant-back tours

Tourist activities affecting the wildlife: Study

Evermore: ravens can plan for the future, scientists say

Scientists say massive iceberg has broken off in Antarctica

Photographer took 6 years and 720,000 photos to capture this award-winning photo of a bird

Nature Tweets

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Nature Video

3 D video of Mt. Everest

The 16 days treking journey was really hard, but the scenery was very impressed and fantastic. video: jeon.donghee
Drones Mapping Landslides following the Gorkha

ature Video Mustang Nepal The district straddles the Himalayas and extends northward onto the Tibetan plateau. Upper Mustang, the former Lo Kingdom comprises the northern two-thirds of the district. This kingdom was a dependency of the Kingdom of Nepal but…
The Story of All of Us (A Short Film)

The Story of All of Us is a short-film that asks people to look inside their hearts, to unravel the umbilical cord that connects us humans with the forests and every other living being on Earth.
Holi Song (VEDIO)

Bio Diversity

Missing Two Rhinos from Parsa

Last year, one rhino was shot by the poacher while traveling from Rautahat to Parsa. The rhino was immediately sent to Chitwan National Park for treatment but unfortunately, it died… Read More +

Nepal safari camp ends elephant-back tours

Tourist activities affecting the wildlife: Study

Evermore: ravens can plan for the future, scientists say

Scientists say massive iceberg has broken off in Antarctica

Photographer took 6 years and 720,000 photos to capture this award-winning photo of a bird

Nature Interesting

Celebration of World Naked Hicking Day

Dog abandoned at gas station is now an adorable full-time employee

Ohio zoo’s polar bear moves to Chicago to find romance

World’s oldest seabird hatches new chick at Midway Atoll

Blog

For environmental rights defenders, 2016 was the deadliest year on record

Metropolitan Dream: Mono Rail, Smart Toilets, smart Cities, and Its Reality

Challenges for Climate Smart Agriculture in Nepal

When it comes to rhino conservation, Asia and Africa can learn a lot from each other

Agriculture

Thai Government Promotes Low-Emission Rice Farming

Thailand’s Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives, working with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment, plan shift from conventional to low-emission rice farming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more… Read More +

Kiwi Fruit Farming: A Better Prospect of Earning in Nepal

Nepali Tea hero Nishchal

New economic opportunities: Women’s entrepreneurship in the HKH

Digital Dividends in Agriculture

Apples empowering Jumla women

Tourism

Nepal fines solo Everest climber without permit $22,000

Ryan Sean Davy, 43, told officials at base camp that he had climbed alone as far as camp II 6,400 metres (21,000 feet) to acclimatise ahead of a summit push… Read More +

730 climbers on Everest permit in this season

Sixteen beauty of Solu (Photo feature)

Why is the Khumbu Icefall so Dangerous?

Conditions Associated with Ribosomes

World Wood Day celebration began

Nature Gallery

CNP: Home for diverse wild animal and birds ( Photo feature)

July 14, 2017

Observing Birds from Australian Camp…(Photo Feature)

July 8, 2017

Rhinos enjoying in Chitwan National Park (Photo Feature)

June 30, 2017

Colorful birds of Chitwan National park (Photo feature)

June 23, 2017

Forest

Farmer sees a cave deep within Vietnam’s forests, turns out to be a stunning underground world

While the photos that you are about to see would be amazing enough by themselves, they are even more incredible once you learn more about their backstory. Read More +

Brazil proposes shrinking national forest after highway protests

The Family Forest can Enhance the Social Forestry in Nepal

Intrusions from exotic trees

Green Forest is not making prosperous Nepal

2016 World wood Day theme “Nature and culture”

Pollution

No horn please “Awareness rally with Renault”

Water quality of Bagmati improving : Study

‘It’s raining needles’: Drug crisis creates pollution threat

Just 100 companies responsible for 71% of greenhouse gas emissions, report says

Dying “Mother Ganga”: India’s holy river succumbs to pollution

Seventy percent of Chinese companies fail air pollution checks: media

Development & Reconstruction

New UN High Representative for Least Developed Countries Sworn In

The new UN High Representative for Least Developed Countries, Fekitamoeloa Katoa Utoikamanu has been sworn in at a small ceremony in New York. Read More +

Nine bird species vanish from Kathmandu Valley

Prime Minister formalizes SDG rollout and implementation

Yes ! We Can, Possible in Nepal

Lessons from successful renovation of Bauddha

The Most important environmental stories of 2016

Energy

HOW CHINA FLOATED TO THE TOP IN SOLAR

When Sang Dajie had a son, he knew things had to change. Working as a coalminer in eastern China was just too dangerous. “China always has accidents in coal mines,”… Read More +

Payment dispute delays handover of energy plant

KTM Valley won’t face power cut till mid-Jan: NEA

Science & Techology

DNA Data Storage: Movie Encoded in the Genomes of Living Bacteria.

July 17, 2017

The storage of digital data has been revolutionizing from physical storage devices (tape drives, floppy disk, CD, DVD, memory cards, flash drives and hard drives, etc.) Read More +

First 3D Structures of Active DNA: Update on World DNA Day

April 25, 2017

World DNA Day is celebrated on April 25 each year by the number of countries worldwide. It is celebrated for the discovery of the DNA double helix in 1953 by Watson & crick and the completion of the Human Genome Project in April 2003. Read More +

World’s First Baby with Three Genetic Parents: DNA Breakthrough

April 15, 2017

The newborn baby inherits genetic material from mother and father but the mitochondrial DNA is inherited solely from the mother. Thus, any type of mitochondrial diseases can easily transfer to her baby causing the similar genetic disorder. To minimize the transmission of such disorder, the defective mitochondria should be removed… Read More +

Molecular Genetic Testing: Prominence and Facilities in Nepal

April 11, 2017

With the most advanced in the academics, the number of students from Nepal are attracted in the field of Human Genetics/Molecular Genetics. There are numerous senior molecular genetics scientist from Nepal, are residing in foreign countries and providing their technical expertise in the research as well as diagnostic sectors. Read More +

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