Wildlife Corridor

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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Bird Watching Program at Dhanusha Bird Park: A Day of Nature, Learning, and Inspiration.

Greetings from Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT)!In our ongoing mission to connect communities with nature and foster environmental awareness, MWT recently organized an engaging Bird Watching Program at the beautiful Dhanusha Bird Park, located in Mithila Bihari Municipality. 🌱 Connecting Young Minds with Nature The event was designed to immerse students in the world of birds — from identifying various species to observing their behavior and understanding the importance of bird conservation. The program served as a powerful reminder of how education and nature can come together to inspire and inform the next generation. Under the able guidance of Mr. Sachin Kumar Singh and with the invaluable support of Mr. Subodh Acharya, the students had the opportunity to experience the wonders of bird life firsthand. Participants included students from Shree Mithila Secondary School (Kachuri) and all Teach For Nepal (TFN) fellows of Mithila Bihari Municipality. 👩‍🏫 Gratitude to Teachers and Fellows We extend our heartfelt thanks to the dedicated teachers who encouraged their students to step out into the natural world, observe closely, and ask curious questions. Your inspiration made a lasting impact! We are also deeply grateful to the Teach For Nepal fellows whose continued commitment to education and environmental awareness made this event possible and meaningful. 🗓️ Event Details 📍 Venue: Dhanusha Bird Park, Mithila Bihari Municipality📅 Date: 2082-02-17 (B.S.) 🕊️ Looking Ahead At MWT, we believe that education is one of the strongest tools for conservation. By fostering a love and respect for nature early in life, we aim to build a generation of environmentally conscious citizens. Let’s continue to celebrate, protect, and observe our feathered friends — not just today, but every day. ✨ Enjoy birding with MWT!

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Activities under the Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor!

Exploring and protecting the Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor! Project .We have successfully conducted these activities, like:- -Dhanushadham Protected forest survey -Wildlife spotting -Tracing the Ban ganga river’s basin & origin -Group discussion on forest challenges & conservation. – Installing Camera trap for wildlife observation. Every step brings us closer to safeguarding nature as well as Wildlife.                                                               

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