Mithila Wildlife Trust successfully conducted a 3-day Diversified Livelihood Skills Training from 9–11 November 2025 for a newly formed sub-group of Jay Ma Laxmi Bipanna Barga Mahila Krishak Samuha under the Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor Project, with the support of The Pipal Tree. The training provided practical knowledge on commercial farming, mushroom cultivation, buffalo rearing, and […]
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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Join us for a comprehensive 3-days Snake Management Training organized by Mithila Wildlife Trust t in coordination with Save The Lives and supported by Pipal Tree , UK from January 9-11, 2025. The training is planned to produce Snake rescuers who rescue the snakes in their own locality. This is an initiative to promote human-snake
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The inception Program of “Stewardship and Rural Development for poor and marginalized frontier communities living alongside protected areas and high conservation value species” has been conducted successfully at Hotel Baba Ko Dhaba, Janakpur. The program was chaired by Sh. Ganesh Ray, Advisor, Mithila Wildlife Trust, Chief Guest was Hon’ble Ram Chandra Kandel, Secretary, Ministry of
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