Asian Palm Civet The Asian palm civet lives throughout the jungles of Asia and its scientific name is (Paradoxurus Hermaphroditus). It is also called a toddy cat, but it’s not a cat. The Asian palm civet prefers tropical Asian rain-forests, but these animals are extremely adaptable and can flourish near human settlements as easily […]
Asian Palm Civet, recorded in Dhanusha, Province No.-2, Nepal Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust, with support of its’ supporting organization ChoraChori, had recently launched a 10 year programme of urban reforestation. MWT is planning to make dense forest in the urban open space of Janakpurdham through Miyawaki method. Through its ten-year strategy, ChoraChori and MWT will make a meaningful response to the climate emergency through prevention
Turn Janakpur Green, the First campaign to introduce Miyawaki Method in Nepal Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust have certainly been making the news in south Nepal as alongside the NGO Bhore. We have been distributing food supplies to some of the poorest families during lockdown in 15 districts of Nepal. ChoraChori has funded their “Integrated Nutritional Packages” that has supplemented the staples of 15 Kg rice, 2 Kg lentils,
Saving Nepalese from covid-19 pandemic, Hunger and Malnutrition Read More »
On to the date of 26th May 2020 we distributed integrated relief and special nutrition package for 2,250 extremely poor families. With the coordination, cooperation and support of Chora Chori, Gandys, Last Night a DJ Saved my Life and many local reluctant personalities, we were able to save the lives of inaccessible and extremely needy
Integrated relief and nutrition package to save Nepalese lives from the pandemic. Read More »
MIthila Wildlife Trust with support of charities from UK, Chora Chori, last night a DJ Saved My Life and Gandys-Don’t Just Exist has been distributing food relief materials during Covid-19 pandemic in Province No.-2, Nepal. Government of Nepal distributed relief materials for once, which was not enough for 15 days. But, since lockdown continues, many
Update of COVID-19 response by Mithila Wildlife Trust from starting to 18th May 2020. Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust, with support of Chora Chori UK, Last Night a DJ Saved My Life, Gandys Foundation and some individual donors, supported non privileged and marginalized community in the global pandemic of COVID-19 for food relief materials. We are thankful to the several youth clubs, community based organizations and individuals for making it possible
COVID-19 Response Update – 18.05.2020 Read More »
We, Mithila wildlife trust ,a non-profitable non-governmental organization. Established in 2013 A.D. (2069 B.S.) in Central Nepal, the organization is founded by a group of experts working towards conservation of nature and wildlife, in collaboration with Chora Chori , UK registered charity, Gandys, Last night a DJ saved my life is operating a food
Food Relief to marginalized communities during lockdown in Nepal Read More »
Mithila Wildlife Trust is an organization where we rescue the wildlife and assemble survey in a Bhatighari community forest where all our researchers and team members are executing their work. We do a survey for acknowledging knowledge about all the species of birds, snakes, and animals. In this Pandemic time, our team member Ganesh has
Ganesh as an inspiring teenager Read More »
Sucker fish or Suckermouth Catfish (Hypostomus plecostomus), rescued from the pond of Mr. Hem Narayan Yadav, President of Ward No.-6, Dhanushadham Municipality, Dhanusha, Province No.-2, Nepal. The fish was handed over to be released in Dhanush pond inside Dhanushadham Protected Forest. Dhanush pond is basically used to protect indigenous fish and turtles of Terai region
Suckermouth Catfish (Hypostomus plecostomus) Rescued from Dhanushadham Read More »
Meet our chairman, Mr. Dev Narayan Mandal on Pattern Breakers Programme on aired on NTV Plus, on 17th September 2016 (Ashoj 1 gate) at 8:00 PM and re-cast on 18th September 2016 (Ashoj 2 gate) at 2:30P PM. We are sure that you will be able to understand everything about Mithila Wildlife Trust and the
Dev Narayan Mandal, a pattern breaker of Nepal. Read More »