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Vulture: The Nature Cleaner

Krishna Prasad Bhusal

The first Saturday in September each year is International Vulture Awareness Day. The 12th International Vulture Awareness Day is celebrating on 5 September 2020 and its week carry out the different activities that highlight vulture conservation and awareness. Read More +

Save Tigers but do not forget Fishing Cats

Rama Mishra

Tiger is the largest of 41 cat species in the world. Cats are specialized carnivores, primarily depending on other animals as their diet. All cats are mysterious, elegant adorable and unique. Some members of cat family, especially the large cats such as Tiger, Lion, Snow Leopard, Cheetah and Common Leopard are at the top of the list in conservation priority species. Read More +

Climate Change and Desert Locust Outbreak: What’s the Connection?

Shristi Shrestha

The earth’s climate has changed from naturally to drastically and all the acknowledgement goes to non-other than us. Except for some halfwit, climate change is not a hoax. The phenomenon is responsible for affecting water resources, food security, human health and many more directly and indirectly. The situation is disastrous as climate change is too responsible for erratic changes in seasons resulting in drought conditions in dry season and increased flooding during monsoons. The recent… Read More +

COVID, ECONOMY AND ENVIRONMENT

Usha Acharaya

Today whole world is coping with pandemic COVID-19. The lockdown across the world has completely halted industries, agricultural activities and overall development as if clock has stopped ticking. Halted industries, flights, transportation and agriculture with the people locked inside their homes have badly affected the local and global economy as well. Read More +

CLIMATE CHANGE, A HUMAN RIGHT ISSUE

Asmia Jnawali

Climate change is any significant long term change in the expected pattern of average weather of a region over a significant period of time. It occurs when change in earth climate system result in new weather patterns that last for at least a few decades and may be million of years. It is one of the most urgent challenges of our time.The link between human rights and climate change are gaining more attention in the… Read More +

The Ecological Cost of Facemask

2020-10-17 15:13:21

Bindu Poudel (name changed), a 23-year girl from Sandhikharka Arghakhanchi, wanted to dispose the N-95 mask she wore safely on the way to market but couldn't find the covered trash bin. Anyway, she threw that mask in an uncovered trash bin, after a while a street dog came up and… Read More +

Focus on self reliance is the focus on food security

2020-10-17 14:21:53

Bio Diversity

To revive the economy hard-hit by the pandemic, and to be food secure, it is challenging yet very urgent to scale up the national production and self reliance through agriculture. Food security has been put… Read More +

Weather

Re-visiting Urgency of Elephant Conservation in Nepal

2020-08-12 07:00:32

Bio Diversity

Elephants which are truly majestic and highly adored megaherbivores wildlife belonging to family Elephantidae play a significant role in the… Read More +
Climate Change, Biodiversity threat and Fate of Pandemic

2020-08-10 11:22:36

Climate Change

Developing speed of human civilization has geared- up with the advert of technology, energy, and booming market economy in the… Read More +
Conference on ETBT ended with approach to the development of technology

2020-06-05 11:49:08

Development&Reconstruction

The School of Science, Sandip University and Biotechnology Society of Nepal (BSN) has organized an international e-conference to show that… Read More +
COVID-19 has forced us to reimagine biodiversity conservation

2020-06-05 07:36:21

Bio Diversity

World Environment Day is celebrated on June 5 every year to raise awareness and to support action to protect and preserve… Read More +

Nature Special

WWF Nepal recognizes grassroots conservationists

May 19, 2019

At an event organized in Kathmandu, WWF Nepal recognized the role and contributions of promising individuals and organizations through the Conservation Awards and Memorial Scholarships and Fellowship on the occasion of its 26th anniversary. Read More +

93 Youths Got Acquainted with SDGs at Leadership Workshop and Youth Forum

A Journey from Bihar to Singha Durbar

Monsoon arrives, few days to expand across the country

Prakriti; in attempt to make nature glorious

Nepali Tea hero Nishchal

Climate Change

Climate Change, Biodiversity threat and Fate of Pandemic

August 10, 2020

Developing speed of human civilization has geared- up with the advert of technology, energy, and booming market economy in the last decades resulting number of human and natural calamities including several infectious diseases spreading around the globe. Over the past… Read More +

Re-visiting Urgency of Elephant Conservation in Nepal

Vulture: The Nature Cleaner

Save Tigers but do not forget Fishing Cats

Climate Change and Desert Locust Outbreak: What’s the Connection?

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land of Tigers ! Bardiya National Park

Bardia National Park is a virgin park with amazing wildlife opportunities. An increasing number of tigers too which makes it even more exciting for tourist to enjoy in this park. Hence it is also considered to be one of the…
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.

Science & Techology

International e-conference on Emerging Trends in Bioscience and Technology

June 2, 2020

Sandip University, Nashik (SUN), India and Biotechnology Society of Nepal (BSN), Nepal are jointly hosting a three days International e-Conference on Emerging Trends in Bioscience and Technology (ETBT) 2020 during 1-3 Jun 2020. Read More +

Smart Telecom reaches 45 districts with further network expansion

February 17, 2019

Smart Telecom announced a major expansion of its network services in 45 districts across Nepal.Covering the major districts of zone, namely, Kathmandu, Lalitpur, Bhaktapur, Kavre, Pokhara, Nepalgunj, Birgunj, Biratnagar. Among the 45 districts, Smart has its 4G service available to 19 districts and 2G service in 26 districts. Read More +

The Generation Green Anniversary and App Launched

February 14, 2019

WWF Nepal celebrated the 5th Anniversary of The Generation Green (TGG) campaign at an event that saw the attendance of over 50 participants including Gagan Thapa, House of Representatives; Anil Chitrakar, Dr. Aruna Uprety, Former Miss Nepal Sadichha Shrestha, and Ishani Shrestha. Read More +

First Genetically Engineered Babies Made in China: Lulu and Nana

November 30, 2018

Scientists are hunting science to become first in the historical record. Thus, genome editing using CRISPR/Cas9 is becoming a highlight in the present research. “CRISPR/Cas9 is a molecular scissor for gene surgery”, which mean it helps to add essential genes and remove the harmful genes to treat the devastating genomic… Read More +

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