Govt to send team to China to seek out rhino habitat
Republica
... which Nepal has decided to gift to China. The decision of the government comes as Chinese government has asked the ministry to send experts to find proper habitat and assistance in management of the rare animals, officials at the Ministry of Forest ...

Southasia Institute of Advanced Studies' Research Initiative on Climate Adaptive Water Management Plans for Cities ...
Review Nepal News
SIAS is currently leading a research project on 'Climate Adaptive Water Management Plans for Cities in South Asia' to understand and assess the water related challenges and develop piloting to address water insecurity in four cities of Nepal (Dhulikhel ...

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VIAGRA ONLINE CANADIAN PHARMACY With thousands of units being produced and more on the way, a pre-order is the quickest route to get your hands on one. 108 Buy Cialis Online Using Echeck. Because of this, PR levels gradually increase and the ...

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Community forest stakeholders, Chure board conflict peaks
Himalayan Times
The conflict between two major stakeholders in the forest sector, the President Chure Tarai-Madhes Conservation Development board and Federation of ...
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Himalayan Times
Govt begins process of gifting two pairs of rhinos to China
Himalayan Times
A one-horned rhinoceros, along with its newly born calf, grazes in the field of Guthi area in Babai Valley on Tuesday, June 21, 2016. The rhino was translocated ...

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Despite Growth In Numbers, All Is Not Well For Tigers, Says Report
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Kochi: Despite the growth in population of tigers in the country and elsewhere, a global report has warned that the big cats are still not out of the woods due to shrinking forest land which are converted into motorways and other infrastructure that ...

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Economic Times
Despite growth in numbers, all is not well for tigers: Report
Economic Times
KOCHI: Despite the growth in population of tigers in the country and elsewhere, a global report has warned that the big cats are still not out of the woods due to shrinking forest land which are converted into motorways and other infrastructure that ...

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Party time
Nepali times
As Chaitanya Mishra argues in an interview with our sister publication Himal Khabarpatrika this week, the reason is that once in power, Nepal's elected leaders have always treated 'party' as being synonymous with 'government'. The role of a party is to ...

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Rescue Mounted for Flood-Hit Elephant
Seeker
Photo: Shown is a wild elephant in Nepal, not the elephant being rescued. Credit: Thinkstock/Utopia_88. Bangladesh and India are mounting a major rescue effort for a wild elephant struggling to survive after it was separated from its herd by floods and ...

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Calls for “Inclusive Governance” in Climate Change Policy
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As a result, the perspective's argument especially holds weight for climate change mitigation and adaptation policy affecting high mountain communities near glaciers, such as mountain villages in Nepal. While the paper acknowledges that many ...

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Times of India
Poaching still remains the biggest threat to Indian tigers
Times of India
William Ripple, a professor of ecology in the College of Forestry at Oregon State University ... It is currently the most numerous of the subspecies with an estimated 440 in Bangladesh and 163-253 tigers in Nepal, besides the 2,226 documented in India.

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Landslide, flood victims awaiting relief in dire state
Republica
The Nepal Army rescued 898 flood victims from the VDC on Tuesday and Wednesday. They are putting up at the premises of Jhora Community Forestry under the open sky. “Our food stocks and clothing were swept away by the Rapti,” said Deshrani Yadav, ...

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Floods Ravage North-East India, Kill 58 In Nepal
Huffington Post India
"More than 80 percent of the park is under water," said Suvasis Das, a forestry official in the park. Forest officials said they have rescued a 3-month-old rhino that took shelter in a backyard in a village. At least 20 hog deer were either washed away ...
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Many villages buried as floods ravage Assam, Bihar
Gulf Times
Animals from the state's national parks came out onto roads built up on banks and other high ground as the flood inundated forests. The state has five ... Meanwhile a flood alert has been sounded in Uttar Pradesh districts which border Nepal, an ...

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Many villages buried as floods ravage Assam, Bihar
Gulf Times
“More than 80% of the park is under water,” said Suvasis Das, a forestry official in the park. Forest officials ... In 2008, more than 3mn people were rendered homeless in Bihar when the Kosi river breached its banks upstream in Nepal and changed course.

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Floods ravage northeast Indian state, kill 58 in Nepal
Reuters
"More than 80 percent of the park is under water," said Suvasis Das, a forestry official in the park. Forest officials said they have rescued a 3-month-old rhino that took shelter in a backyard in a village. At least 20 hog deer were either washed away ...

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Australian Mining Group Denies Iron Ore Being Dumped in China
Jakarta Globe
With the weather office forecasting heavy rain for at least another 48 hours, the outlook is grim for the northeastern tea-growing state of Assam, which suffered its worst floods four years ago that killed 124 people and displaced six million. In ...

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In memory of BP, tree saplings planted in Sanepa
Republica
People from various walks of life including NC leaders including Gopal Man Shrestha, Dean of the Institute of Forestry Prof. Dr Chiranjibi Prasad Upadhyaya, President of the Nepal Foresters' Association Shekhar Yadav, Vice President of the Federation ...

In memory of Nepali Congress founder BP, tree saplings planted in Sanepa
Review Nepal News
People from various walks of life including NC leaders including Gopal Man Shrestha, Dean of the Institute of Forestry Prof. Dr Chiranjibi Prasad Upadhyaya, President of the Nepal Foresters' Association Shekhar Yadav, Vice President of the Federation ...

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Fecofun against 20-yr integrated plan
Kathmandu Post
Jul 22, 2016- The Federation of Community Forestry Users Nepal has expressed concern over the government's decision to formulate a 20-year integrated plan for Chure conservation and management, stating that it curtails the rights of the local ...

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