May 2025

सर्प नियन्त्रण तथा उद्धार तालिम: सप्तरीमा वन कर्मचारीहरूका लागि सफल प्रशिक्षण सम्पन्न

डिभिजन वन कार्यालय राजविराज, सप्तरीको आयोजनामा र सबडिभिजन वन कार्यालय दौलतपुरको समन्वयमा लक्ष्मीपुर सामुदायिक वनको हलमा मिति २०८२ जेठ १० र ११ गते दुई दिने “सर्प नियन्त्रण तथा उद्धार सम्बन्धी तालिम” सफलतापूर्वक सम्पन्न भएको छ। यस तालिममा अग्रपंक्तिमा कार्यरत वनका कर्मचारीहरूलाई सर्पको पहिचान, सुरक्षित उद्धार प्रक्रिया, र व्यवहारजन्य सावधानीबारे सैद्धान्तिक र व्यवहारिक ज्ञान प्रदान गरिएको थियो। हामी मिथिला वाइल्डलाइफ ट्रस्ट परिवार यस महत्वपूर्ण प्रशिक्षण कार्यक्रममा सहभागी भई व्यवहारिक तथा सैद्धान्तिक ज्ञान प्रदान गर्न पाउँदा अत्यन्त गौरवान्वित र खुसी छौं। हामी विश्वास गर्छौं कि यस्ता तालिमहरूले वन कर्मचारीहरूलाई थप दक्ष बनाउने छ र मानव–सर्प द्वन्द्व न्यूनीकरणमा सकारात्मक भूमिका खेल्नेछ।                                                            

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Guided by Nature: Students and Teachers Explore Birdlife Together

On 2082-02-10 (B.S.), Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT) hosted a vibrant and educational Bird Watching Program at Dhanusha Bird Park, bringing together students, teachers, and nature enthusiasts for a day of immersive learning and environmental exploration. Guided by Mr. Sachin Kumar Singh, supported by Mr. Umesh Sah, and with technical assistance from Mr. Pradip Ram, the program empowered students to identify bird species, observe behaviors, and understand the importance of bird conservation through direct field experience. 🎓 Participating Schools and Fellows: Shree Parbati Anarbati Tetribati School, Tarapatti👩‍🏫 Teachers: Asunki Pandey & Smriti Singh🧑‍🏫 Teach For Nepal Fellow Shree Mithila Secondary School, Kachuri👩‍🏫 Teachers: Binita Bhainatwo & Aakankshya Shrestha Shree Secondary School, Mithileswor👩‍🏫 Teachers: Sunisha Maharjan & Sarita Lama Tamang 💚 A heartfelt thank you goes to the dedicated teachers whose guidance and support helped spark curiosity and environmental awareness in the students. 🙌 A special appreciation to all the students — your energy, questions, and enthusiasm made this event truly inspiring! ✨ Our sincere gratitude to Teach For Nepal fellows and their schools for their ongoing commitment to educational innovation and environmental learning. 📍 Venue: Dhanusha Bird Park, Mithila Bihari Municipality📅 Date: 2082-02-10 B.S. 📸 Bird Photo GalleryHere’s a glimpse of the beautiful birds spotted during the morning walk:                                                                            Let’s continue to inspire the next generation to observe, protect, and celebrate our feathered friends.Enjoy birding with Mithila Wildlife Trust! 🐦

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Empowering Forest Rangers: Snake Rescue and Rehabilitation Training Conducted in Udaypur

  In an inspiring step toward wildlife conservation and human-wildlife conflict management, the Division Forest Office, Udaypur–Gaighat, successfully organized a comprehensive “Snake Rescue and Rehabilitation Training” on Jestha 5, 2082 BS, at the DFO meeting hall in Bokesi. This important initiative, conducted under the Provincial Forest Development and Management Program, was specially designed to enhance the knowledge and practical skills of frontline forest personnel who often encounter snakes during their daily duties. The training provided participants with both theoretical understanding and hands-on experience in safe snake handling, rescue procedures, and rehabilitation practices. Recognizing the need for proper technical support in field situations, Mithila Wildlife Trust, in collaboration with local experts, proudly contributed a full set of scientific-grade snake rescue equipment to the Division Forest Office. This gesture marks a significant step in strengthening institutional capacity and fostering collaboration between governmental and non-governmental conservation actors. We firmly believe that such initiatives will not only empower forest rangers but also play a vital role in reducing human-snake conflict in the long run—promoting coexistence, safety, and ecological balance. Training Photos: Capturing Key Moments                                        

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A Bird Watching Program by Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT)

Birds are one of nature’s most beautiful creations. Their melodious calls, vibrant feathers, and graceful flights breathe life into our surroundings. To bring us closer to these wonders of nature, Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT) is organizing a special Bird Watching Program at the renowned Dhanusha Bird Park. Here are the full details of the event: Date: 10th Jestha, 2082 (Saturday) Venue: Dhanusha Bird Park, Dhanusha Meeting Point: Budhimai Meeting Time: 6:00 A.M. sharp Program Leader: Dev Narayan Mandal Contact Number: 9817629229 By joining this program, you’ll have the opportunity to observe a wide variety of bird species found in the Dhanusha region. From vibrant, common species to rare and elusive ones, this program offers a chance to witness birds in their natural habitat—something you might have only seen in books or online. The program will be led by Dev Narayan Mandal, an experienced bird conservationist who has been actively involved in avian research and protection for years. Under his guidance, participants will learn how to identify birds, understand their behavior, and explore ways to protect their habitats. Why Join This Bird Watching Event? Reconnect with nature in a peaceful setting Start your day with the sounds of birdsong Learn about local biodiversity and bird conservation Network with fellow nature and bird lovers MWT warmly invites everyone to be part of this beautiful experience. Whether you’re a seasoned bird watcher or a curious beginner, this program promises to be enriching and refreshing. Come, observe the birds, and deepen your connection with the natural world!

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Celebrating Biodiversity: Awareness Session Held at Shree Mithila Secondary School, Kachuri

— Marking the International Day of Biological Diversity — The International Day of Biological Diversity was meaningfully celebrated through a successful awareness session conducted at Shree Mithila Secondary School, Kachuri. Organized by Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT), the program aimed to emphasize the importance of conserving biodiversity and raising awareness among students about the interconnectedness of all life on Earth. The session was led by MWT Executive Director Mr. Sachin Kumar Singh, who shared his deep insights on the role of biodiversity in sustaining ecosystems, supporting human life, and maintaining ecological balance. His presentation inspired students and teachers alike to become active participants in conservation efforts. Joining him was Researcher Mr. Sumit Jha, who delivered an informative talk on bird conservation, explaining the key role birds play in healthy ecosystems—from pest control to seed dispersal. He also discussed the significance of bird watching as a tool for education, conservation, and ecotourism. Providing crucial behind-the-scenes help, Mr. Pradip Ram offered technical support throughout the session, ensuring that the event ran smoothly and effectively reached its audience. The program featured interactive discussions, real-life examples of local biodiversity, and ways in which students and schools can contribute to environmental protection. Participants engaged with enthusiasm, demonstrating a growing curiosity and concern for the natural world. Why Biodiversity Matters The theme of the session highlighted that biodiversity isn’t just about protecting rare species—it’s about safeguarding every form of life that sustains our planet’s health. From birds and insects to forests and water sources, every element of nature plays a vital role in the bigger picture. MWT extends its heartfelt thanks to the administration, faculty, and students of Shree Mithila Secondary School, Kachuri, for their active participation and support in making this event a success. Such collaborations are key to fostering a culture of conservation at the grassroots level. Let’s continue to educate, engage, and protect the life that sustains us all. Biodiversity is life—our life. 🌏🌿🦜                                                                                                          

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