Rise in Rhino Poaching Amidst the Pandemic
The cases of rhino poaching have surged in the Chitwan National Park of Nepal. The wildlife poachers are using the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions as…
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Frog Dissection: Educational Necessity or Unethical Past?
In spite of their ecological importance and ethical values, dissecting frogs is still prevalent in almost every college in Nepal. It is not only…
Are We Conscious of Urban Forest Management?
Urban forest improves the local climate, conserves energy, restores biodiversity, reduces pollution and boosts the health of the inhabitants. Are we…
Are Wildlife Crossings Reliable Solutions Against Road Collisions?
With growing forest fragmentation and road construction, wildlife-vehicle collision poses threat to the animals as well as to human life. Wild…
Indigenous People: Protectors of the World’s Biodiversity
Most of the world's biodiversity, are protected by indigenous people. Their culture & knowledge ensures their survival as well as nurture nature.…
Gender Dimension in Biodiversity Conservation
Incorporation of knowledge and practices of both women and men in environmental discourse is not only relevant but also essential for sustainable…
How to Solve the Declining Case of Pollinators?
Though pollinators are crucial for sustaining food security and biodiversity, their population is in threat due to various human activities. Promoting…
Saving a Planet: An activist’s view
Hear what the biggest name in climate activism Ms. Greta Thunberg has to say in saving the Earth.
Linear Infrastructures: Choking Biodiversity to Death
The unprecedented growth of poorly planned infrastructure is amplifying the threats on Biodiversity conservation. These infrastructures are also the…
An Injured Black Kite Rescued from Bijulibazar, Kathmandu
Birds are nature's wonderful creation. However, cruelties with birds are on the hike in Nepal.