Mithila Wildlife Trust is actively installing camera traps in the wildlife corridor to monitor the movement of wild animals, birds, and other species. These continuous efforts provide valuable data for better conservation planning and support local communities and stakeholders in protecting our region’s rich biodiversity. Our commitment to wildlife research and protection remains stronger than ever.
Our 2-day residential workshop on “Development of Soft Skills and Effective Teaching Practices” was a meaningful step toward transforming classroom experiences. A heartfelt thank you to all the dedicated tutors and team members whose enthusiasm made it a success. Together, we’re shaping a more student-centered learning environment in our community centers.
“Every living being has an equal right to live. To survive, humans often go to great lengths—extents that animals never reach. Animals only wish to live in peace and safety. For them, the entire forest is their home. Some time ago, a deer, either straying from its path or startled from the forest, ended up in the middle of Janakpur city. The Division Forest Office Janakpur and Mithila Wildlife Trust safely rescued the deer and kept it in quarantine for a few days at the Dhanusha Sub-Division Forest Office. During that period, the deer was kept under the supervision of a veterinary doctor. After a few days, it was released back into its natural habitat. We, the Mithila Wildlife Trust family, express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all the staff of the Division Forest Office, the Sub-Division Forest Office, and the Mithila Wildlife Trust, as well as to everyone who supported the rescue operation.
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Students from the CLC Dalit community joined us for an inspiring Bird Watching Program at Dhanushadham Protected Forest, led by nature guide Dev Narayan Mandal. Together with Mr. Sachin Kumar Singh, Mr. Subodh Acharya and Mr. Amaranth yadav, the students learned to identify birds, observe their behaviors, and understand the importance of conserving our feathered friends. It was a joyful and educational experience that deepened our connection with nature and wildlife. Let’s continue spreading awareness and building a community for conservation!
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We are grateful to Madheshi Beats and Mithila Reels for their kind support to our students at the Community Learning Centers. Your small act made a big impact!
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