Birds are one of nature’s most beautiful creations. Their melodious calls, vibrant feathers, and graceful flights breathe life into our surroundings. To bring us closer to these wonders of nature, Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT) is organizing a special Bird Watching Program at the renowned Dhanusha Bird Park. Here are the full details of the event: […]
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Mithila Wildlife Trust is actively installing camera traps in the wildlife corridor to monitor the movement of wild animals, birds, and other species. These continuous efforts provide valuable data for better conservation planning and support local communities and stakeholders in protecting our region’s rich biodiversity. Our commitment to wildlife research and protection remains stronger than
“Every living being has an equal right to live. To survive, humans often go to great lengths—extents that animals never reach. Animals only wish to live in peace and safety. For them, the entire forest is their home. Some time ago, a deer, either straying from its path or startled from the forest, ended up
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Students from the CLC Dalit community joined us for an inspiring Bird Watching Program at Dhanushadham Protected Forest, led by nature guide Dev Narayan Mandal. Together with Mr. Sachin Kumar Singh, Mr. Subodh Acharya and Mr. Amaranth yadav, the students learned to identify birds, observe their behaviors, and understand the importance of conserving our feathered
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Last evening, We rescued a cobra trapped between two walls at Mithila Bihari Municipality , Mithileshawar. Our team Mr.Amarnath Yadav and Mr.Rabinandan Thakur took time to guide it out safely. The cobra was very frightened as there were huge crowd of locals. We gave the few awareness sharings regarding snake and human coexistence. The snake
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We received a call from Nagrain nagarpalika today early morning. Where a Common Rat snake was entered inside house yard. Our team Mr.Subodh Acharya and Mr.Amarnath Yadav reached on time and rescued it carefully. The snake was unharmed and is now free in its natural habitat. View Post Safely
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We have successfully rescued another mature Common Cobra! from janakpurdham,near Godavari Hospital. Our team Rescuer Mr. Rabinandan Thakur Went to the spot and did the rescue. We have successfully released it in its natural habitat. Snakes are not our enemies—they are an important part of nature. Let’s spread awareness and show kindness to all living
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Our Mithila Wildlife Trust team, Mr. Subodh Acharya and Mr. Rabinandan Thakur, successfully rescued a mature Common Cobra from Ramgopalpur, Mahottari . The snake was trapped in a hole under the floor, making the rescue challenging. After a one-hour drive, our team carefully broke the floor for another hour to free the cobra safely. It
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Join Mithila Wildlife Trust for our weekly bird-watching program, where we connect with nature, observe beautiful bird species, and learn about their importance in our ecosystem. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced bird watcher, this session will offer a great opportunity to explore, learn, and appreciate the rich biodiversity around us. Bring your
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At Mithila Wildlife Trust, we believe that students play a crucial role in protecting nature and maintaining ecological balance. With this vision, we conducted an awareness session on snake rescue and management at Shree Parwati Anarwati Tetriwati Secondary School(Mithila Bihari -7 Tarapatti). During this session, students learned about the importance of snakes in our ecosystem,
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