After the successful completion of Nilghai survey , MWT & FD is planning to introduce a nature trail inside the DPF for the attraction of tourist and to pass the information about the youngest protected forest. During our last survey, MWT scientific officer Mrs Lintumol P.K. pointed the main cause for the disappearance of these […]
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Today afternoon while rescuing a Common Krait from Tarapati of Dhanusha district, we received another rescue call from Dhanushadham about 13 km from the first rescue site, after the quick rescue we rashed to other site within no time, unfortunately our rescue vehicle was failed to reach destination as struck in between for engine
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As we have identified 23 Blue Bull (Nilghai) during our last survey, last week it was amazing that our survey team noticed 28 female and 5 male Nilghais inside the Dhanusha Protected Forest which indicates the return of some isolated Nilghais from nearby areas, which was before inside the DPF and escaped from poaching. This
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After the restless care and treatment given by the MWT team, Lesser Adjutant Stork left the soul from the earth. Though human being has lot of other way for his lively hood, he still hunts these speechless creature for his fun and game. The only way of checking such ridiculous activity of humans, is the
After the treatment and feeding of MWT team, stork is trying to come back to his life. Still our team is not sure of saving of his life as its body is getting weaker. Let us hope for the best. Helping hands can contribute to our organization for rescue and rehabilitation programs. Please be free
MWT trying to get back the life of Lesser Adjutant Stork. Read More »
Today evening after the rescue of a rat snake, our chairman Mr. Dev Narayan Mandel and his companion noticed the mob chasing a Lesser Adjutant Stork which was badly and deeply wounded. It has been sling shorted by an villager for its flesh. The lower portion of its left leg was broken completely and bone
It was an destructive storm which occurred on 27th April 2014 in terrain region of Nepal. This destructive storm uprooted ten trees (Sorea robusta) and brake three trees (Acacia sp.) of dhanusha protected forest, which can be called as natural destruction. But according to Mavish of MWT, this destruction is only because of anthropogenic activities
Is this a Natural calamity or anthropogenic one? Read More »
Today , the ending day and last session of three days Action Aid assembly for Eastern region Popular Educationist for transformation programs organised by Life School Center and Education Network Nepal. Our chairman was elected as treasurer of this federation by all the participants of 14 district. The main aim of this federation is to
This is the third L. jara that MWT rescues from same village. Today afternoon from Mithileshwar village while our team was surveying biodiversity of Dhanusha district, villagers noticed jara under the decaying leaf litters. When our biologist Mr Suvin was informed, he identified the snake and rescued. He also awared the localites about L. Jara
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Severely injured Barn owl is trying to back to its habitat with the help of MWT team. In two days, the owl recovered better and today morning it was trying to fly from the MWT office, unfortunately as both legs were injured, there is a chance of attack from other crows and kites when it
Injured Barn Owl trying to fly @ MWT office. Read More »