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Carbon Market Failures Highlight Need for Community-Centric Conservation
1+ hour, 10+ min ago (923+ words) The concept of carbon trading was to channel private sector investment towards the most vulnerable sector, forests. Through this, the goal was to provide economic incentives to forest conservation communities and landowners, and to make companies responsible for their greenhouse…...
Nepal Achieves Historic Success in Tiger Conservation, Population Rises to 429
17+ hour, 58+ min ago (922+ words) This census was conducted using the camera trap technique from December 31 to April 23. In the past two decades, the tiger population in Chitwan has shown fluctuations. The estimated number, which was around 60 in 2000, reached 120 in 2013, and then decreased to 93 in…...
Illegal Wildlife Trade Thriving in Cambodia Linked to Human Trafficking and Drug Smuggling
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (1377+ words) Alcohol made from tiger bones packed in attractive bottles. Tiger cubs kept alive to be sold as pets or dishes of pangolin and cobra snakes in special restaurants. Rooms filled with rhino horns, elephant tusks, freshly skinned tiger hides, and…...
Farmers Face Devastation as Wildlife Destroys Crops Across Nepal
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (1032+ words) Kathmandu. When the sweat of Nepali farmers, who are weaving beautiful dreams of the future by looking at the lush maize plants covering their fields, is destroyed in a single night, the pain knows no bounds. In Nepal, which is…...
Chitwan National Park Distributes Over NPR 12.9 Million in Wildlife Damage Relief
1+ week, 2+ day ago (286+ words) Chitwan. Relief amounting to NPR 12,998,307 has been distributed as compensation for damage caused by wild animals in settlements around Chitwan National Park. This amount has been distributed as relief for human casualties, crop damage, and livestock damage caused by wild…...
22 Rhinos Die in Chitwan National Park and Forest Area
1+ week, 5+ day ago (272+ words) Chitwan. 22 rhinos have died in Chitwan National Park and national forest area. By the end of Ashad last fiscal year, 20 rhinos had died in the park area and two in the national forest area.According to the park's information officer…...
Nepal Insurance Authority to Implement Wildlife Risk Insurance Policy from July 17
2+ week, 15+ hour ago (210+ words) Kathmandu. The Nepal Insurance Authority is implementing the wildlife risk-focused insurance policy prepared for the risk management of human and physical damage caused by wildlife attacks from the 1st of Shrawan. Under the new arrangement, licensed life and micro-life insurance companies…...
Center Provides NPR 50 Million Grant to Farmers in 70 Local Levels for Local Crop Production
2+ week, 1+ day ago (252+ words) Kathmandu. The Crop Development and Agricultural Biodiversity Conservation Center has provided grants worth NPR 50 million to farmers in 70 local levels with the objective of increasing the production of endangered local crops. The grant has been provided for the conservation of…...
Crows Struggle for Survival Amidst Urbanization in Kathmandu | Ratopati | No.1 Nepali News Portal
2+ week, 5+ day ago (324+ words) Kathmandu. The daily life and struggle of crows seen in Kathmandu gives an example of how increasing urbanization is affecting the natural balance. This bird, easily found from the Terai to the Himalayas, is finding its habitat shrinking in the…...
Farmers Shift to Chili Cultivation Due to Monkey Menace
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (398+ words) Baglung. Farmers in Baglung have stopped traditional farming due to monkey menace. The monkey menace has increased as villages have become deserted due to migration. After destroying crops like maize, wheat, millet, buckwheat, and fruits planted in the fields, farmers…...