Today morning our Chairman Mr Dev Narayan Mandal rescued a common Cobra from Mithileshwar. It was seen under the feeding tank of cattles where number of small childrens were playing. After noticing the snake moving to the hole below the tank, we got a call from villager and within no time we rashed to the site for the rescue.
Rescued a Juvenile Naja naja fromMithileswar. Read More »
Today morning our social mobilizer Mr. Mukesh Kumar Rajak rescued an injured crow from the drainage. As per the rescue call received, information was, as a bird was seen inside a drainage and was not able to fly from bushes and water. After the rescue crow was taken to MWT office and checked its health, it was not able to move or open its wing by his own and its left palm was completely damaged as some of predator’s attack or accident might have happened. When our team fed with food and water he started to move & is trying to be active.We are trying our level best to save its life though we are not sure about the curing of left leg.
Rescued an Injured common Crow from Janakpur Drainage. Read More »
After the successful completion of Nilghai survey , MWT & FD is planning to introduce a nature trail inside the DPF for the attraction of tourist and to pass the information about the youngest protected forest. During our last survey, MWT scientific officer Mrs Lintumol P.K. pointed the main cause for the disappearance of these Nilghais are overgrazing of cattles inside the core area of forest, which forces the Darwin’s law of ‘Survival of the fittest’. So MWT and FD is trying to check the grazing of those cattles inside the core area of the forest with the help and support of nearby community peoples to protect and increase the population of Nilghais of DPF.
MWT & FD Plans for Nature Trail inside Dhanushadham Protected Forest Read More »
Today afternoon while rescuing a Common Krait from Tarapati of Dhanusha district, we received another rescue call from Dhanushadham about 13 km from the first rescue site, after the quick rescue we rashed to other site within no time, unfortunately our rescue vehicle was failed to reach destination as struck in between for engine work, though we hired a taxi and reached the spot, some of the peoples hitted the Cat snake as they thought it was viper. After our teams awareness from the site, they understood their mistake and apologized for their misbehave towards to that speechless creature.
MWT Struggle to save life of Speechless creature…… Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust and Department of Forest gaining the strength to support the conservation of Dhanushadham Protected Forest from Dhanushadham VDC during an interaction programme held on 10th May 2014. The villagers were eager to know the importance of Tree and DPF in their environment and they were ready to support completely to eradicate present condition of scarcity of water and change in climate after listening to presentation delivered by Dev Narayan Mandal, Chairman, Mithila Wildlife Trust and Documentary presented on Climate Change Effects in Nepal. An important decision was taken by the community people in the program that they will stop grazing their animals in the core zone of the forest and will find substitute instead of depending completely on the forest. Mr. Shankar Narayan Jha, AFO, DoF, Dhanusha appreciated the decision. He also added that it will help DoF and MWT to restore the diminishing forest by protecting regenerating plants inside core area.
Third Interaction Programme at Dhanushadham VDC Read More »