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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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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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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Stage Performance / Crowd Shot A Festival That Brought Nature & People Together As the sun set over Madhesh, the 12th Nepal Owl Festival came to life with music, dance, and a shared love for conservation. People from different backgrounds joined hands to celebrate the beauty of owls and their importance in our ecosystem. Community
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Winter Waterbird Count 2021 has been started at Dhanushadham and the surrounding area. Team members from Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT), Sub-Division Forest Office, and some volunteers have joined together in this count. MWT has been participating in the annual waterbird count event since 2019. A forestry student, Hitendra Jha from KAFCOL has also joined us
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Photo Credit: MWT Cattle Egret (Bubulcus ibis) is a bird of heron family, Which is cosmopolitan in distribution and found mainly in tropics, subtropics, and warm temperate zone. Compared to other egrets, the cattle egret is thick-necked and short-legged. They often accompany cattle or other large mammals, catching insect and small vertebrate prey disturbed
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