Projects
We are continuously working on wildlife and environment conservation since 2012. With generous support from individuals, organization, stakeholders and community members, we have managed many small and large projects. We have worked with all types of organization i.e. Govenmental, NGOS, INGOS, Social Enterprises, Local Communities and major stakeholders of Nepal. Undermentioned are some details of the project we have been working at present.
Human-Snake Co-existence
Fear often leads people to harm snakes, despite their important role in nature. Mithila Wildlife Trust rescues snakes and raises awareness about peaceful coexistence. With knowledge and understanding, we can ensure safety for both humans and wildlife.
Community Learning Centers
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.
The Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor
The Miyawaki method is a panacea for urban woes. “These forests have thirty times more trees than other plantations and are perfect for cities, where land is scarce”.
Kamala River Basin Project: Building Resilience for Communities and Nature
Strength is not just about recovery; it's about growth. We support communities in Nepal's Kamala River basin facing severe floods by strengthening defences and creating new education and livelihood opportunities for those displaced.
Dhanusha Bird Park: A Heaven for Birds and Nature Conservation
Dhanusha Bird Park is a sanctuary for rare and migratory birds, providing a safe habitat and protecting the ecosystem. It promotes ecotourism with bird mosaics and educational experiences while supporting local community development. Through conservation efforts like reforestation, the park ensures a sustainable future for birds and wildlife.
