New Year! New Me?
The start of a new year often brings a surge of resolutions, many of which may revolve around environmental concerns. However, these resolutions tend…
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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…
Why are our Lakes Turning Green?
Eutrophication occurs when any water body accumulates excessive amounts of phosphates and nitrates. It can lead to algae bloom, hypoxia and ultimately…
Raging a war against the Wildlife poaching
In spite of the strict laws and actions, poaching and trading of wildlife are widespread. It is a billion-dollar business and criminals function in…
Is Air Pollution Increasing the COVID-19 Death Rate?
The aftermath of coronavirus is associated with respiratory and cardiovascular problems, similar to the effects of air pollution. So, there is no…
When a Stray Dog Becomes Your Trekking Guide
If you are planning to hike in the Himalayas, you may be surprised to be guided by local dogs. Why are these dogs so fond of trekkers? It might have…
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…
Taking a Break to Trek
I miss nature. I miss infinite landscapes. The snow-capped mountains. The dense forests. The warmth of people. I wanna trek, don’t you?
Polytunnels: Reshaping farmers into successful businesspersons
Compared to traditional farming, polytunnel farming offers better production, varied crops options and increased profit in a controlled environment.…
Existence of Rhinos and Our Responsibility
Poaching is another major problem. Poverty and illiteracy are factors to increase the poaching rate.