Projects

Stronger Women, Better Communities

Stronger Women, Better CommunitiesThrough the Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor Project, Mithila Wildlife Trust is helping women become independent. A total of 96 women received training in livestock, organic farming, and mushroom farming, along with small loans to start their own work.Now, many women are earning on their own and supporting their families. Their confidence has grown, and they are creating positive change in their communities.Inspiring examples include Bhakta Maya Pulami Magar (mushroom farming) and Bina Karn (vegetable farming), who are successfully running their own businesses.We are seeing real change.Join us to build strong and self-reliant communities.

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Mithila Wildlife Trust successfully conducted a 3-day Diversified Livelihood Skills Training

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 other climate- and wildlife friendly agricultural practices, with sessions facilitated by Dr. Pinki Mandal and Mr. Prem Narayan Yadav. The program aimed to improve household income opportunities, reduce pressure on forest resources, and promote coexistence between communities and nature through sustainable livelihood options. A total of 35 participants actively took part in the training, strengthening local capacity for long-term conservation-linked development.

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Empowering Children Through “Community Learning Centers”

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, has made a noteworthy move by establishing Community Learning Centers (CLCs) in the Dhanusha district and other areas of the province. What is a Community Learning Centre? A Community Learning Centre is a free education hub where children, particularly from underprivileged backgrounds, receive tuition and learning support. Many of these children either do not attend school at all or struggle with their studies due to a lack of proper guidance. The CLCs bridge this gap by offering free tuition and educational resources to ensure that every child, regardless of their background, has the opportunity to learn.                           How We Operate – Local Teachers: We believe in community-led education. That’s why we have recruited teachers from the same communities who understand the children’s needs and challenges. – Inclusive Learning: Any child who wants to learn is welcome, no matter their background. -Pipal Tree an UK based charitable organization help us provide training with our internal fund. How many Community Learning Center we have? We are successfully running four CLCs. As of today our Dhanusha Dham CLC has 170 Students, Lakkar CLC has 56 Students, Janakpur CLC has 25 Students and Bhaluwaha CLC has 50 Students. These CLCs have students from classes 1 to 8. The locations of the different CLCs are as follows:   Kamala Municiplity-5 Lakar (Salhes Tole)  Kamala Municiplity-5 Bhaluwaha Janakpurdham sub-metropolitan-7 (Kohariy Tole) Dhanushadham municipality-1 Makhanpur (Redcross Tole)  Our mission is ongoing, and we aim to establish more such centers to reach every child in need. Join Us in This Mission Mithila Wildlife Trust’s initiative is not just about education, it’s about empowering communities and creating a better future. If you believe in the power of education and want to support us in this journey, you can contribute in various ways, volunteering, spreading awareness, or providing resources. Together, we can make education accessible for every child! For more information, visit our website or contact us.

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Safely Rescue And Release

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, safely rescued and released it into its natural habitat. A non-venomous Wolf Snake has been rescued today from a kitchen pipe from Anand Nagar-4, Janakpurdham. Our team received the information at around 3:20 PM, and Mr. Subodh Acharya along with Gautam Mandal successfully carried out the rescue. The snake was safely removed from the pipe and later released into its natural habitat. Snakes are important for nature, so let’s protect them!   An adult common cobra has been successfully rescued from Janakpurdham (ramanand Chowk) nearly about 4:00 p.m. the snake was inside bedroom and the informer was trying to get it into a plastic jar as we informed our active member Mr Subodh Acharya went to the sport and did the rescue successfully. Later the cobra has been successfully released into its natural habitat. Safely Rescue And Release  

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Snake Management Training Get ready! Only 4 days to go

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 co-existence and mitigate human lives loss due to snake bite. The residential training will be organized at Cultural Village, Mithila Bihari-2 (Purandaha), Dhanusha, Madhesh Province, Nepal. The trainee will be guided by some of leading community based snake rescuers of Nepal. We highly encourage to citizen scientists of Dhanusha district.

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