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Parsa National Park facing difficulties in captive tigers upkeep

While the number of tigers inside the PNP is increasing, limited resources and financial crunch have made the upkeep difficult, say park officials.

Surya khadkaDepartment of national parksParsa national parkMinistry of forestChitwan national parkThori ruralNational parksWildlife conservation

Catalysing Nepal s climate commitment

Discerning whether climate change is a priority for the parties or a political tool is challenging.

France generalClimate change management divisionMinistry of forestUnited nations framework convention on climate changeNationally determined contributionParis agreementUnited nations framework conventionClimate changeProvincial climate change coordination committeesSingha durbar

Rules to prevent yarsagumba over-harvest in the offing

Several reports have shown that the caterpillar-fungus is becoming more scarce with collections falling at an alarming rate year after year.

Hong kongUnited statesRepublic ofNepal generalBadri raj dhunganaNepal rastra bankMinistry of forestFar westRed listInternational unionAthletics championshipRastra bankNepal rastra

Lack of water licences have many Cowichan farmers worrying about the future

Less that half of the province’s commercial groundwater users have water licences

United statesCowichan riverBritish columbiaAlison nicholsonSonia furstenauJohn ehrlichSahtlam glenoraMinistry of forestMinistry of forestsAlderlea farmKoksilah riverSustainability actCowichan valleyCowichan valley regional district

Preparation for black-topping road inside Chitwan National Park

CHITWAN, Sep 3: Efforts to pave the road within Chitwan National Park (CNP) under the Bharatpur-Madi postal highway project are set to resume after being halted for five years following a Supreme Court order. Shubraj Neupane, director of the Postal Highway Project, disclosed that the work on the Detailed Project Report (DPR) and Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is about to recommence, with the Ministry of Forest granting permission for the road's blacktopping.

Tara kumari kaji mahatoShubraj neupaneGanesh prasad tiwariMinistry of physical infrastructureMinistry of forestryChitwan national park onChitwan national parkMinistry of forestSupreme courtHigh courtPostal highway projectDetailed project reportEnvironmental impact assessmentPostal highway road projectOfficer ganesh prasad tiwariRapti river bridge

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