Bird counting and research are being conducted in the Ghodaghodi wetland area which stands as the first bird sanctuary in Nepal. The Division Forest Office, Pahalmanpur, is conduc
KANCHANPUR: A count of aquatic birds has begun here today. The water bird count has been launched at the initiative of the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Reserve. The initiative is joined by Shuklaphanta National Park, National Nature Conservation Trust, Nepal Birds Conservation Association, Himalayan Nature Guide, and Shuklaphanta Nature Guide Association, among others. […]
KANCHANPUR, Jan 6: A much-awaited count of aquatic birds has begun here today. The water bird count has been launched at the initiative of the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Reserves.
KANCHANPUR, Jan 6: A much-awaited count of aquatic birds has begun here today. The water bird count has been launched at the initiative of the Department of National Parks and Wildlife Reserves.
BHADGAUN, Jan 12: Eighty-four species of birds have been spotted along the bank of the Manohara river and adjoining areas. The bird count conducted by a team led by wildlife photographer and bird lover Sanjay Tha Shrestha concluded on Tuesday with this finding.
Bird Conservation Nepal (BCN) is organising the second edition of nationwide bird count from June 3 to June 6. The main objective of this initiative is to increase the number of people with knowledge and awareness about birds, and nature conservation. The objective of the campaign is to provide many people with an enjoyable pastime and to increase the support basis for nature conservation.
DAMAULI: Bhanubhakta Zoological Garden located at Byas municipality in Tanahun district is to count the number of birds. The Zoological Garden is going to carry out a bird census on the occasion of Wildlife Week. Conservation Officer of the Garden, Bhojraj Pantha, said that number of birds would be counted in the forest areas covered […]
Do you want to take part in the bird count around you? Then download an app “Chhimeki Chara” on your mobile phone and contribute to making every bird count this season.
Get out into your garden, count the birds you see and participate in a campaign launched by Bird Conservation Nepal (BCN), which will help discover the varieties of birds whistling around you. BCN and its partners are organising the first Nepal-wide Neighbourhood Bird Count on February 19, said Aarati Nepal, Chhimeki Chara, Campaign Coordinator.
