Not out of the woods yet in Nepal
The draft of a new national park and wildlife conservation bill threatens to undo Nepal’s decades-long success in nature protection
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Trees, trees
Most importantly, trees are the outstanding stories of survival
Himal Media Mela 2024 registration
Namaste, journalists, climate experts and friends of the planet! The third edition of the Himal Media Mela is going to be held...
Saving tigers to save the economy
Every $1 spent on nature conservation can yield up to $6 in economic development
Biosphere on the brink
Despite our best efforts, it is almost too late for nature in the Hindu Kush Himalaya
Working with nature to protect people
IFRC and WWF join hands to promote nature-based solutions for climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction
Do no harm
Travel to a holy Himalayan valley which champions non-violence and living in harmony with nature
Don’t fix what ain’t broke
The government’s proposal to auction tigers for hunting is another gross illustration of greed, incompetence and malgovernance
Snakes on plains
On the Day of Serpents, profile of a young Nepali couple volunteering to rewild rescued snakes
The Chiuri Boys of Makwanpur
Aryan Praja grew up hearing stories about the versatile chiuri tree that provided his Chepang community with food, honey, medicine, and was...
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