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RESCUE OF ONE JUVENILE COBRA AND ONE BANDED KUKRI SNAKE

Yesterday evening, MWT rescued one Juvenile Cobra (Naja naja) from Mithileshwar-Sirsiya Chowk. The snake was rescued just besides the chowk, so, it helped a lot to aware the public present at the chowk. The chowk is situated in middle of Janakpur-Dhanusha road. Approx. 50 people were present during rescue process. MWT chairman explained about the snake and its importance in ecosystem after the successful rescue. The awareness using live specimen works best in Terai region of Nepal.   Soon after the First rescue, we also attended another snake rescue call. The snake was confirmed as Banded Kukri Snake (Oligodon arnensis) by MWT chairman after the rescue. This is the Fourth Kukri snake rescued from same village. One can call at +977 9812007071 or +977 9817629229 for Wildlife rescue. Our team uses to reach the rescue site as soon as possible.

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OUTCOME OF CONTINUOUS INTERACTION PROGRAMMES

MWT and DoF has been arranging community interaction programmes in each and every adjoining villages of Dhanushadham Protected Forest since last 3 months. Interaction Programme in Tejnagar DoF and MWT feels that these programmes have been resulting very well for the protection of the forest. Major agendas of the programmes were: 1. Prohibited zone for carrying arms & instruments in DPF, 2. Grazing in barren area instead of core zone of DPF and to find substitute instead of depending on this diminishing forest, 3. Complete restrictions of illegal tree logging inside DPF, 4. Restrictions in community made fire inside DPF, 5. Land encroachment etc. We are glad to see the positive results of interaction programmes inside DPF. Illegal tree logging has been completely stopped, grazing has been done outside core zone, depletion in the number of grazing animals, no firing in last 2 and Half month, the greenery inside forest and returning of blue bulls. The results of our continuous struggle since the appointment of Mr. Shankar Narayan Jha as Assistant Forest Officer at Dhanushadham Range Forest Office can be seen and felt by any of the person. It is an example of successful awareness programmes. We have decided to continue such interaction programmes in each and every month in entire Buffer Zone of the forest.

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NCELL TO PLANT 48,000 TREE IN DPF

Following the agreement with The Government of Nepal, Ncell (a Telecom company of Nepal) has decided to plant around 48,000 Nos. of new plants in 31 Hectare land inside Dhanushadham Protected Forest.   It is necessary to mention that out of 360 Hectare of forest land, 114 Hectare is barren area. This plantation is a great support to restore the diminishing forest. After survey, MWT chairman along with the Ncell Core staff went  for sighting of Blue Bull which is the main attraction of the forest. Ncell staff were quite happy to sight the blue bull which was unexpected for them in this diminishing patch of the forest. MWT and DoF is thankful to Ncell.

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Rescued an Injured common Crow from Janakpur Drainage.

Today morning our social mobilizer Mr. Mukesh Kumar Rajak rescued an injured crow from the drainage. As per the rescue call received, information was, as a bird was seen inside a drainage and was not able to fly from bushes and water. After the rescue crow was taken to MWT office and checked its health, it was not able to move or open its wing by his own and its left palm was completely  damaged as some of predator’s attack or accident might have happened. When our team fed with food and water he started to move & is trying to be active.We are trying our level best to save its life though we are not sure about the curing of left leg.

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