People, tigers, trees and rivers
On World Tiger Day, a look at Nepal's intricate web of biodiversity and conservation
ecology
Weaving nature into craft
How to create jobs and find new markets for products using an invasive species that clogs Nepal’s waterways
Let’s not forget mosses
Often neglected, bryophytes are key species keeping Nepal’s ecosystems intact
Fight or Flight
After 7 years and 3 prime ministers, Nepal is preparing to log Nijgad Forest to build another unwanted airport
Why is it vital to protect the Chure?
The Chure or Siwalik Range is the first of several folds of mountains that rise from Gangetic plains up to the highest...
Economic benefits of saving the ecology
This year’s World Environment Day theme ‘Ecosystem Restoration’ highlights the importance of protecting and reviving the natural habitats of living beings to...
The Great Trans-Himalayan Bird Migration
Because Nepal is located at the confluence of four eco-biological domains, and because of its vast altitude difference, the country has the...
Spiny babbler tourism
Carston Involson from Denmark arrived in Kathmandu in the first week of January. Recently retired from the Danish government service, his objective...
“Business, bureaucracy and politicians all plundering the Chure”
On 10 January, 24-year-old Dilip Mahato was killed for opposing the ‘Crusher’ industry in Dhanusha that was illegally mining sand from a...
Nepalis go salmon fishing in Kamchatka
Few Nepalis know where Kamchatka is, and the ones who do probably heard about it from the board game ‘Risk’, where it...
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