A successful Bird Conservation Awareness Session was held at Shree Jagrup Sah, Rampukar Sah Secondary School, Purandaha — led by Executive Director Sachin Kumar Singh, with expert insights from Researcher Sumit Jha and technical support by Pradip Ram. Together, we learned, shared, and pledged to protect our feathered friends and their natural habitats. 🌿✨
🌿 Bird Watching Program at Dhanusha Bird Park! 🐦 Greetings from Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT)! We recently hosted an exciting Bird Watching Program at Dhanusha Bird Park, offering students a unique opportunity to connect with nature. Through bird identification, behavior observation, and conservation awareness, young minds explored the rich avian diversity of our region. Guided by: 1. Mr. Dev Narayan Mandal (Chairman, Mithila Wildlife Trust). 2. Mr. Sachin Kumar Singh (executive director, MWT) With valuable support from Mr. Sumit Jha. And technical assistance from Mr. Pradip Ram and Mr. Avinam Mishra 🎓 Participating Schools & Fellows: 📘 Shree Secondary School, Sirsiya 👩🏫 Teacher: Chetana Sedai 🧑🏫 Teach For Nepal Fellow 📘 Shree Ja.Ra Mavi Purandaha 👩🏫 Teacher: Shramendra Rijal 🧑🏫 Teach For Nepal Fellow Heartfelt thanks to the dedicated teachers who encouraged curiosity, observation, and respect for nature. Kudos to all the students — your excitement and energy made the program truly memorable! A special appreciation to Teach For Nepal fellows and their schools for continuously promoting environmental education and learning beyond the classroom. Venue: Dhanusha Bird Park, Mithila Bihari Municipality Date: 2082-02-24 (B.S.) Let’s continue to protect, observe, and celebrate our feathered friends. Happy Birding with MWT!
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Greetings from MWT!!! Please be informed that our upcoming bird watching is going to be held at Dhanusha Bird Park, Dhanusha. Please find the details as below: Date : 24th Jestha, 2082 Saturday Venue : Dhanusha Bird Park Meeting Place : Budhimai Meeting Time : 6:30 A.M. Leader : Dev Narayan Mandal Contact no : 9817629229
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Today, we successfully planted 4,872 saplings using the Miyawaki Plantation Method as part of the Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor initiative. This marks the beginning of a 10-day effort to plant a total of 20,000 saplings to restore natural habitats and support wildlife in the region. 🐾🌳 We are deeply thankful to the Divisional Forest Office, Department of Herbs, and our older Miyawaki sites for providing all the saplings. 🌱💚 🙏 Special thanks to: 1. Our community members 2. Students and staff 3. Board members and local leaders 4. The incredible support from Pipal Tree, LILY’S LEAVES and LA LOMELLINA. 5. And heartfelt gratitude to the inspiring sisters and teachers from Community Learning Centre and Jay Maa Laxmi Bipanna Barg Mahila Samuha. Your dedication made this event—organized by Mithila Wildlife Trust—a great success! 💚🌿 Let’s continue to plant, protect, and preserve! 🌎🌱
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“Collective Effort, Greener Growth!” Join us under the Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor for the Miyawaki Plantation Campaign 2025 — a community-driven step toward restoring nature through dense, native forest planting. Location: Laxmipur-04, Dhanushadham Municipality Date: 22nd Jestha 2082 / June 5th, 2025 (Thursday) Time: 7:00 AM Let’s come together to plant the future — one sapling at a time. A tree today, a forest tomorrow! Organized by: Mithila Wildlife Trust In collaboration with: Pipal Tree, Lily’s Leaves, and La Lomellina Be aware. Be involved. Go green.
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