In the wake of escalating climate change impacts and extreme weather events, particularly in the developing countries like Nepal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC) and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have stressed nature-based solutions to address the climate crisis for protecting nature.
KATHMANDU, Feb 8: In the wake of escalating climate change impacts and extreme weather events, particularly in the developing countries like Nepal, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent (IFRC) and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) have stressed nature-based solutions to address the climate crisis for protecting nature.
Formalisation, difficulty in earning a living as well as the unavailability of herbs due to a combination of factors could lead to erasure, say practitioners.
KATHMANDU, Dec 13: Save the Children and the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) have forged collaboration through SHIFT to mentor and empower youth groups from Madhesh, Karnali, and Bagmati regions to address the critical link between climate change and child rights. The collaboration aims to foster innovative climate justice campaigns, providing exposure, mentorship, and opportunities to establish voices of change.
KATHMANDU In the isolated kingdom of Lo Manthang, tucked away in Nepal’s Himalayas, ancient structures stand tall on arid lands that only allowed tourists in from the late 1990s. Amid a small settlement of Loba Buddhists whose children have now migrated out, 65-year-old Gyatso Bista is trying preserve the ancient Tibetan medicinal system of […]