Biodiversity

With nearly 9% of the world’s birds, Nepal uses avian decline as a warning sign. Development, climate change, and weak enforcement are eroding habitats, while...

Biodiversity

Nepal’s first Fish Sanctuary was declared in the Lower Karnali River to conserve freshwater biodiversity and promote sustainable, community-led fisheries management.

Biodiversity

Nepal’s First National IAS Conference focused on policy harmonization, research insights, and the national declaration, emphasizing coordinated action to protect biodiversity and agriculture.

Biodiversity

Nepal held its first National Invasive Alien Species Management Conference, focusing on building consensus to tackle the growing threats of invasive species to biodiversity and...

Biodiversity

Martin Chautari and Urja Khabar hosted a discussion highlighting Nepal’s missed opportunities in water resources, as Bhanu Prasad Acharya stressed policy gaps, project delays, and...

Biodiversity

Akabare Khursani has risen from a regional spice to a high-value crop powering local industries & farmers. Its unique Eastern Nepal identity needs dedicated GI...

Biodiversity

The Exhibition brought together entrepreneurs and flower enthusiasts to celebrate Nepal’s thriving floriculture industry, promote sustainable horticulture practices, and inspire green entrepreneurship.

Biodiversity

National College hosts a two-day seminar in Kathmandu highlighting interdisciplinary collaboration for sustainable development and climate action.

Biodiversity

Nepal’s growing tiger population has led to rising human-wildlife conflict, prompting community-driven and policy-backed efforts to foster coexistence in regions like Bardiya and Chitwan.