In just two weeks, Mithila Wildlife Trust successfully rescued 18 snakes from various locations,extended across multiple districts of Madhesh Province and even reached as far as Kathmandu Metropolitan City, ensuring safe handling and relocation of snakes in both rural and urban areas. Rescued Species: Non-Venomous Snakes Wolf Snake – 3 Rat Snake – 4 Himalayan […]
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Exciting Discovery at Dhanusha Bird Park!On the peaceful morning of May 17, 2025, an extraordinary birdwatching moment unfolded in Dhanusha Bird Park, located within Mithila Bihari Municipality-2 & 3, Dhanusha District, Madhesh Province, Nepal. For the first time ever, the Brown-capped Pygmy Woodpecker (also known as the Indian Pygmy Woodpecker, Yungipicus nanus) was observed and
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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
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
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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
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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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While our organization’s team member Subodh Acharya was on his way home to Kathmandu, a call came for a king cobra rescue at Basbari, located in Ward No. 4 of Dakshinkali Municipality, Kathmandu District. The snake was on the outer wall of a house, and the residents were extremely frightened. Our rescuer, Subodh Acharya, successfully
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We’re happy to share the safe rescue of a little non-venomous rat snake from Binhi, Janakpur Dham. These snakes are completely harmless and often visit homes, storerooms, or wall holes in search of food like rats, frogs, and insects. Locals had been noticing this snake around for quite some time. Thanks to our dedicated team member,
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Around 11:00 AM today, we received a rescue call from Janakpurdham near MIT Campus. Our team members, Mr. Rabinandan Thakur and Mr. Amarnath Yadav, found and safely rescued two snakes—a Rat Snake and a Wolf Snake—after an hour-long effort. Both have been released back into their natural habitat. We would like to thank the informer
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