Our Mithila Wildlife Trust team, Mr. Subodh Acharya and Mr. Rabinandan Thakur, successfully rescued a mature Common Cobra from Ramgopalpur, Mahottari . The snake was trapped in a hole under the floor, making the rescue challenging. After a one-hour drive, our team carefully broke the floor for another hour to free the cobra safely. It […]
Successful Rescue of a Common Cobra! Read More »
Mithila Municipality-4, Dhanusha, celebrated the 14th World Pangolin Day with various awareness activities. The event included a discussion session and a peace rally, organized with the support of ‘भाटीघारी बहुआयामिक आयआर्जन विपन्न वर्ग महिला समूह,’ Puspwalpur Sub-Divisional Forest Office, and राष्ट्रिय आधारभूत विद्यालय पुष्पवलपुर (National Basic School Pushpawalpur) Even though the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT)
Celebrating World Pangolin Day in Bhatighari Chure Community Forest Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust has been dedicated to snake rescue, conservation, and minimizing snakebite risks for years. We are excited to announce that this initiative is now being carried forward with improved strategies and greater efficiency. Thank you for your support!
“Snake Rescue & Conservation” Read More »
Join us for a comprehensive 3-days Snake Management Training organized by Mithila Wildlife Trust t in coordination with Save The Lives and supported by Pipal Tree , UK from January 9-11, 2025. The training is planned to produce Snake rescuers who rescue the snakes in their own locality. This is an initiative to promote human-snake
Snake Management Training Get ready! Only 4 days to go Read More »
We are sorry to inform everyone that our website was hacked which led to loosing data from June-2021 to December-2024. We’re still struggling to recover the missing data and will update them as we recover them. Please feel free to reach us for any specific information you are unable to find here.
WE ARE ACTIVE AGAIN Read More »
247 students of the Learning Center run by Mithila Wildlife Trust at Dhanushadham received pullovers/sweaters at Dhanushadham. For the last 8 years, we have been providing free tuition to the students of Kotha Tol, Bichla Tol, Jungle Tol, Sundarpur, and Makhanpur at Dhanushadham Municipality, Dhanusha. They are the regular students of Community schools in Dhanushadham
Distribution of Pullovers to the students of Learning Center at Dhanushadham Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust conducted a painting competition in Dhanushadham for the students of Tuition Center run with support of Chora Chori, Little Feet and Women Development Advocacy Center (WDAC) for the marginalized students of Red Cross Tol, Bichla Tol, Jungle Tol, Sundarpur, Makhanpur and Mangalpur Mushari. We provided painting materials to them for taking part
Painting-Competition Organized During Lockdown by Mithila Wildlife Trust Read More »
The nature never fails to amaze us by its infinite beauty. Another IUCN Red Listed animal since 2008, the Large Indian civet is also captured by Mithila Wildlife Trust at the Bhatighadi Community Forest by a camera trap. Video footage of Camera Trap by Mithila Wildlife Trust The Large Indian civet is scientifically known
Mithila Wildlife Trust, with support of its’ supporting organization ChoraChori, had recently launched a 10 year programme of urban reforestation. MWT is planning to make dense forest in the urban open space of Janakpurdham through Miyawaki method. Through its ten-year strategy, ChoraChori and MWT will make a meaningful response to the climate emergency through prevention
Turn Janakpur Green, the First campaign to introduce Miyawaki Method in Nepal Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust has risen to the challenge of preventing starvation of vulnerable people in Nepal during the lockdown, a social organization, has been continuing the relief distribution work even though the people’s life is moving towards normalcy. In search of distributing relief to the affected poor families, on Sirha Golbazar Municipality ward no. 3 MWT
Distributed relief in Golbazar, Siraha Read More »