Chrysopelea ornata
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Yesterday afternoon MWT Chairman Mr. Dev Narayan Mandal, Herpetologist Mr. Mavish Kumar, and their team ceased Six snakes from a charmer who was performing the illegal show in Bara Bhiga ground, Janakpur. This is the third time MWT team rescuing such speechless creatures from charmers. They remove poisonous fangs of snakes and perform to
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Rescued Six Poisonous and Non-poisonous Snake from Snake Charmers
Today afternoon our team rescued two Cobras, two Rat snakes, one Vine snake, and a rare species of Flying/ Gliding snake (Chrysopelea ornata) from Barah Biga ground. Also warned the sapera not to perform such crime in nepal again.
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Rescued Flap shell Turtle (Lissemys punctata) from a small boy who caught it for food, which is only 9 cm in length and 245gm. Front left flipper and the head was was badly injured. This is the way for such speechless creature to vanish from the Earth. Aware the peoples……Save these innocent lives…….
Rescue of a Brahminy Worm Snake
We rescued a “Brahminy Worm Snake (Ramphotyphlops braminus) at night 1 O’clock from the house of Mr. Shyam Sundar Mandal R/o Mi. Mauwahi-4, Dhanusha. (Photo credit to Google Pics) This is the 3rd rescued species, which has not been mentioned in the list of WWF Nepal and IUCN Nepal. We’re carrying out study on “Snakes
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Carrying Arms, Instruments and Weapons inside Dhanushadham Protected Forest is strictly prohibited.
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),
Sustainable Management of Dhanushadham Protected Forest
Dhanushadham Protected Forest is One and only forest situated in Terai region of Dhanusha district. Having 360 hectare forest land surrounded by four VDCs, 1. Dhanushadham, 2. Dhanusha Govindpur, 3. Yagyabhumi, and 4. Umaprempur. Bark of around 75% trees has been removed by the heavy population of the surrounding villages; no tree is secure in
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Sustainable Development Programmes
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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24 Hours Wildlife Rescue and Rehabilitation Programmes
To reduce Human and Wildlife conflict and to protect the wildlife, wildlife rescue and rehabilitation programmes is operated 24×7 in and around Dhanusha district. It supports to conserve different species of avian and reptiles in the district. Around 1,250 Snake Bite cases are recorded in Zonal Hospital, Janakpur every year. Most of the cases
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