Conservation

Horns of a dilemma

Lax security at election time has led to a rise in rhino poaching

Rameswor Bohara

The vultures are circling again

A drug ban and feeding centres have brought vultures back from extinction

UMA KHANAL in NAWALPARASI

A road runs through it

Things will never be the same again on the Kali Gandaki Valley

ANALYSIS by KUNDA DIXIT

The more things change...

Maoists behave no differently than royals in Nepal's premier conservation trust

Dewan Rai

Parking the army

"What is the point keeping the army in the barrack, let them guard the national parks."

Hefty responsibility

Ram Singh Kumal knows what it takes to keep an elephant happy and healthy

LINE WOLF NIELSEN in CHITWAN

"Conservation can’t wait"

Nepal's environmental movement is just beginning to recover from last year's helicopter tragedy

Pranaya SJB Rana

Chitwan’s young conservation crusaders

Low on resources but big on energy, the area's youngsters fight poaching with a door-to-door campaign

PRIYA JOSHI IN CHITWAN

The no-horned Asiatic rhinoceros

Poaching depletes Chitwan's rhinos and threatens to unravel Nepal's greatest conservation success story

P GHIMIRE

No more crocodile tears for gharials

Bringing gharials back from the brink of extinction

Abha Eli Phoboo

Birds of passage

Let's watch birds so they don't disappear

Naresh Newar

No more circling

A widely-used veterinary drug is driving our vultures to extinction

SAMUEL THOMAS

Everest fully booked

Nepal's honest approach to tourism seems to be working.

Alok Tumbahangphey

Save Sagarmatha

Kathmandu Valley is already on the list of endangered world heritage sites. Let Sagarmatha not be next.

LUIS PAULO M FERRAZ in NAMCHE

Danger Zone

Conservationists battle to restore Kathmandu's ancient heart.

Sophia Pande

Water world

A fresh new look at Nepal's fresh water, with the message: no wetlands, no water.

SAMUEL THOMAS

Clear flows the Bagmati

One step at a time, the Valley's major source of water is being cleaned up.

The 2,200 kg migrant

Nepali rhinoes return from the brink of extinction.

ANDREW NASH

Tirgerwalla

Hunters make the best conservationists. You can say that again about Nanda Rana.

"If Nepal needs more safe drinking water, why use it to flush toilets?"

Peter Gleick was in Kathmandu this month to attend an international conference on Water Resource Human Rights and Governance organised by Nepal…

"Worth more alive than dead."

Serious efforts are underway to save Nepal's snow leopard population.

Salil Subedi

Bird and buffalo country

The birds haven't let us down this year. Nepal's best wetlands and biggest man-made reservoir are teeming with bird life, unlike the stricken…

Salil Subedi

Go west, young rhinos

The latest translocation operation is aimed at creating a third viable population of the greater one-horned rhinoceros in Nepal.

"The WWF Kathmandu Meeting will long be remembered for forging a spirit of partnership."

On the occasion of the WWF Annual Meeting this week, Prince Gyanendra spoke to Nepali Times on a wide range of issues dealing with environmental…

PRINCE GYANENDRA

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