The first Community Learning Center setup by Mithila Wildlife Trust to provide additional educational support to the highly marginalized community in Terai region of Nepal has beed extended. The concept of Community Learning Center was started in 2014 in a temporary Thatched building which got the first set of 2 permanent rooms in 2021. The […]
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Our Mithila Wildlife Trust team, Mr. Subodh Acharya and Mr. Rabinandan Thakur, successfully rescued a mature Common Cobra from Ramgopalpur, Mahottari . The snake was trapped in a hole under the floor, making the rescue challenging. After a one-hour drive, our team carefully broke the floor for another hour to free the cobra safely. It
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Join Mithila Wildlife Trust for our weekly bird-watching program, where we connect with nature, observe beautiful bird species, and learn about their importance in our ecosystem. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced bird watcher, this session will offer a great opportunity to explore, learn, and appreciate the rich biodiversity around us. Bring your
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At Mithila Wildlife Trust, we believe that students play a crucial role in protecting nature and maintaining ecological balance. With this vision, we conducted an awareness session on snake rescue and management at Shree Parwati Anarwati Tetriwati Secondary School(Mithila Bihari -7 Tarapatti). During this session, students learned about the importance of snakes in our ecosystem,
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Founder of PIPAL TREE UK and founder of Mithila Wildlife Trust Siting a glass mosaic at the bird park Nestled near Mithila Bihari-3 Mithileshwar, Dhanusha Bird Park is a growing sanctuary dedicated to the conservation of rare and migratory birds. This park is designed not only as a refuge for endangered species but also as
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Education is a basic human right; however, numerous children in the Madhesh Province of Nepal, particularly those from underprivileged communities, do not have access to it. Factors such as poverty, geographic obstacles, and social barriers often prevent these children from attending school. Acknowledging this urgent issue, Mithila Wildlife Trust, with the assistance of PIPAL TREE,
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An adult Common Cobra has been successfully rescued from Ghodghas Ward No. 9 nearly about 12:00 pm .We got informed after as locals spotted it while shifting bricks. The situation was under control though, kerosene was poured near the snake in an attempt to chase it away. Our team members, Subodh Acharya and Gautam Mandal,
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Protecting Our Wildlife from Illegal Trafficking A Coordinated Effort to Save the Parrots Every year, during a significant makar (Mela) festival in Dhanushadham , the illegal wildlife trade sees a disturbing rise. Among the most affected species are parrots, which are captured from unknown locations—likely from forests and rural areas—and sold in marketplaces. This practice
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Mithila Municipality-4, Dhanusha, celebrated the 14th World Pangolin Day with various awareness activities. The event included a discussion session and a peace rally, organized with the support of ‘भाटीघारी बहुआयामिक आयआर्जन विपन्न वर्ग महिला समूह,’ Puspwalpur Sub-Divisional Forest Office, and राष्ट्रिय आधारभूत विद्यालय पुष्पवलपुर (National Basic School Pushpawalpur) Even though the Illegal Wildlife Trade (IWT)
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Mithila Wildlife Trust has been dedicated to snake rescue, conservation, and minimizing snakebite risks for years. We are excited to announce that this initiative is now being carried forward with improved strategies and greater efficiency. Thank you for your support!
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