A successful Bird Conservation Awareness Session was held at Shree Jagrup Sah, Rampukar Sah Secondary School, Purandaha — led by Executive Director Sachin Kumar Singh, with expert insights from Researcher Sumit Jha and technical support by Pradip Ram. Together, we learned, shared, and pledged to protect our feathered friends and their natural habitats. 🌿✨ […]
🌿 Bird Watching Program at Dhanusha Bird Park! 🐦 Greetings from Mithila Wildlife Trust (MWT)! We recently hosted an exciting Bird Watching Program at Dhanusha Bird Park, offering students a unique opportunity to connect with nature. Through bird identification, behavior observation, and conservation awareness, young minds explored the rich avian diversity of our region. Guided
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Greetings from MWT!!! Please be informed that our upcoming bird watching is going to be held at Dhanusha Bird Park, Dhanusha. Please find the details as below: Date : 24th Jestha, 2082 Saturday Venue : Dhanusha Bird Park Meeting Place : Budhimai Meeting Time : 6:30 A.M. Leader : Dev Narayan Mandal Contact no :
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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
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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: Date: 17 Jestha, 2082 (Saturday)
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Empowering young minds for nature! 🐦A successful bird conservation awareness session was held at Shree Rastriya Secondary School, Laliya — led by Executive Director Sachin Kumar Singh with expert insights from researchers Sumit Jha, Subodh Acharya, and technical support by Pradip Ram.Together, we learned, shared, and pledged to protect our feathered friends and their natural
२०८२ जेठ १२ र १३ गते, डिभिजन वन कार्यालय राजविराज, सप्तरीको पहलमा तथा सबडिभिजन वन कार्यालय महुली सीतापुरको सभाहलमा “सर्प नियन्त्रण तथा उद्धारसम्बन्धी दुई दिने विशेष तालिम” सफलता पूर्वक सम्पन्न भएको छ। यस तालिममा अग्रपंक्तिमा काम गर्ने वन कर्मचारीहरूलाई सर्पसँग सम्बन्धित विभिन्न जोखिम, तिनको पहिचान, सुरक्षित उद्धार विधि तथा मानव-सर्प द्वन्द्व न्यूनीकरणका उपायहरूबारे गहिरो व्यवहारिक
डिभिजन वन कार्यालय राजविराज, सप्तरीको आयोजनामा र सबडिभिजन वन कार्यालय दौलतपुरको समन्वयमा लक्ष्मीपुर सामुदायिक वनको हलमा मिति २०८२ जेठ १० र ११ गते दुई दिने “सर्प नियन्त्रण तथा उद्धार सम्बन्धी तालिम” सफलतापूर्वक सम्पन्न भएको छ। यस तालिममा अग्रपंक्तिमा कार्यरत वनका कर्मचारीहरूलाई सर्पको पहिचान, सुरक्षित उद्धार प्रक्रिया, र व्यवहारजन्य सावधानीबारे सैद्धान्तिक र व्यवहारिक ज्ञान प्रदान गरिएको
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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