Celebration of International Snow Leopard Day 2020 via online: Resources Himalaya Foundation
Panthera uncia or Snow Leopard is the vulnerable species having a population of 4,000 worldwide. Nepal is home to almost 400 of them.
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Apples in Jumla; hope for subsistence
The climatic condition of Jumla is a natural boon to produce apple on a large scale. Despite climatic boon for apple production, still there exits…
Snakebites in Nepal
According to the WHO, there are over 40,000 cases of snakebites in Nepal and over 1000 deaths from it each year. Snakebite affects only the rural poor…
Community Seed Bank: the hope for Indigenous Seed
The Community Seed Bank is an arrangement for farmers to join a cooperative or organization to find, collect, conserve, produce regular seeds and…
The facts on coronavirus and nature
A growing body of research, including research by Conservation International scientists, points to a direct link between the destruction of nature and…
Biodiversity in Nepal: A Wetland conservation effort
Without the environment and without wetlands people will not prosper for long and not prosper together.
Miss Nepal 2018 to create space for Nature and Humans
A pocket park is a small park accessible to the general public. Pocket parks are frequently created on a single vacant building lot or on small,…
Rhinos are Dying. Why?
The Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation has started a study after many rhinos died due to natural causes. Rhinos have not died due…
Rescuer Yamlal talks about snakes with his Daughter
Rescuing snakes is not an easy job, it is a high-risk responsibility. My family members were not there to support me in the beginning. But then slowly…