Nepal’s pursuit of development for the welfare of its citizens has made striking a balance between progress and environmental protection more challenging, especially in the context of bird ...
First Central Asian Flyways project under the WWF Wetlands for Asian Flyways initiative In celebration of World Migratory Bird Day 2024, WWF Nepal is launching a new project "Community-led ...
Areas dominated by humans are home to fewer species, with similar ecosystem function and proximity in the evolutionary family tree, a recent study in Nepal’s southern plains suggests. Human activities ...
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As Chitwan's wetlands shrink, migratory birds are vanishing
The grandeur of Debital, the largest lake inside Chitwan National Park, and the fame of Nandabhauju Lake are inseparable from ...
Experts have called for urgent protection of wetlands following another winter with a sharp decline in the number of migratory water fowl in Nepal’s lakes and rivers this year. Preliminary results of ...
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Water bird count begins nationwide
A nationwide water bird census began on Saturday in lakes, rivers and wetland areas across the country. The count aims to assess the mid-winter status of the aquatic birds increasingly threatened by ...
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