Carrying Arms, Instruments and Weapons inside Dhanushadham Protected Forest is strictly prohibited.

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  Range Forest Officer at Dhanushadham Protected Forest, Mr. Shankar Narayan Jha arranged a conference inside the forest in presence of Local Community members, youth, teacher, political parties, Administrative Department, Mithila Wildlife Trust members and other stakeholders on 24.01.2014 (10.10.2070 B.S.) and announced that today onward carrying carry Arms, Instruments and Weapons like Axe (Banchro), […]

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Sustainable Development Programmes

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As more than 84 percent population of the district still depends on the agriculture for their livelihood, it is need of time to commercialize agriculture for the sustainable development of communities in entire district. To reduce poverty level in the rural areas, MWT focuses on Sustainable Agriculture Programmes in and around the district. Lacking irrigation

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Environmental and Wildlife Awareness Programmes

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We believe on “No Conservation without Education”. We strongly believe that, it is lacking awareness that people are diminishing national and private forest day by day. The depletion of the National and Private forests such as the Dhanusha Forest, among others in the country, has resulted to the unfavorable climatic changes with far reaching consequences, including; Unreliable

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Wildlife Awareness Camp in a Government Secondary School

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MWT conducted a Wildlife Awareness Camp in Mithileshwar  Mauwahi Secondary School, Dhanusha, Nepal. Both students and teachers of the school were present in the awareness camp. We shared the myths and truths about snakes in our society. We told them about the requirement of snakes for balance ecosystem of our earth. They were very much

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