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Nepal has 700 types of herbs
(rn 26/12/2003)
'Environmental laws adequate, implementation weak'
(kp 22/12/2003)
Universities join hands to improve environment
(kp 20/12/2003)
Jayakot forest to become bird sanctuary
(kp 18/12/2003)
Bird sanctuary planned in Pokhara to promote tourism,
by Bhoj Raj Neupane (ht 14/12/2003)
Tectonic movement causes erosion in Himalayas: research,
by Suvecha Pant (kp 13/12/2003)
‘Mile-a-Minute-Weed’ posing threats,
by Subodh Gautam (kp 13/12/2003)
Mountain mantra
(kp 12/12/2003)
Who is behind tree felling in Singh Durbar ?,
by Shristi Shrestha and Suvecha Pant (kp 11/12/2003)
Koshi Tappu’s Uniqueness
(rn 02/12/2003)
Kamal Lake victim of govt negligence
(ht 01/12/2003)
Legal frameworks vital to monitor wildlife farming
(kp 30/11/2003)
KTWR set to restrict bird hunting,
by Bhim Ghimire (kp 29/11/2003)
MoU signed on wildlife conservation projects
(kp 28/11/2003)
20 years on, Shuklaphanta resettlement still unfinished
(ht 27/11/2003)
Lakes on verge of extinction
(ht 23/11/2003)
Media policy,
by Vijaya Chalise (Himalayan Times, 12/11/2003)
Ground water level depreciating
(Rising Nepal, 02/11/2003)
Govt report on Greenhouse Gases
(Kathmandu Post, 17/10/2003)
Sagarmatha’s buffer zone is vanishing:
Villagers living outside Sagarmatha National Park get together to stop logging that has destroyed their
forests, by Navin Singh Khadka (Nepali Times, 26/09/2003)
Half-billion-year-old
mountains discovered (Washington Times, 23/09/2003), UA
profs locate ancient peaks, by Ashley Nowe (Arizona Daily Wildcat,
07/10/2003), Ancient Himals existed long before the Himalayas,
by Suvecha Pant (Kathmandu Post, 18/10/2003)
Time for action
(Himalayan Times, 19/09/2003)
Protected
Areas: Threat From Disasters, by Keshab Poudel (Spotlight, 05/09/2003)
Four Ramsar Sites by the end of this year
(Kathmandu Post, 29/08/2003)
Conservationists up in arms over park plan,
by Naresh Newar (Nepali Times, 22/08/2003), Measures afoot for National Parks handover,
by Manish Gautam (Kathmandu Post, 23/08/2003), Environmentalists ask govt to retract decision on conservation areas
(Kathmandu Post, 26/08/2003)
Ghodaghodi Tal:
A wetland awaiting attention, by Sandip KC (Kathmandu Post,
16/08/2003)
Privatising parks
(Himalayan Times, 24/07/2003)
How green were my hills: The wasteland of Syala
(Kathmandu Post, 15/07/2003)
TAL throwing up positive results already,
by Damaru Lal Bhandari (Kathmandu Post, 28/05/2003)
A citizen-initiated resettlement
drive, by Narayan P. Dhakal (Himalayan Times, 12/05/2003)
Need for conservation of orchids,
by Ravi Sharma Aryal (Kathmandu Post, 11/05/2003)
Reserve officers claim success in anti-cattle drive,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 08/05/2003)
Serene Siris,
by Binay Adhikari (Kathmandu Post, 04/05/2003)
Ghodaghodi Taal awaits,
by Shandip KC (Kathmandu Post, 03/05/2003)
Kankai river erosion control programme:
No progress despite budget allocation (Kathmandu Post, 26/04/2003)
Stress on preservation of medicinal plants
(Kathmandu Post, 26/04/2003)
Govt approves national wetland policy,
by Shree Ram Subedi (Himalayan Times, 17/04/2003)
Tree plantations tame Mawa stream from overflowing
(Kathmandu Post, 15/04/2003)
Deserted Shivapuri mirrors the sorry state of conservation,
by Surendra Phuyal (Kathmandu Post, 15/04/2003)
Grassland care helps Shukla Phanta's swamp deer thrive,
by Bhimsen Thapaliya (Rising Nepal, 10/04/2003)
Arun Valley a treasure-trove of wild flora and fauna
(Space Time Today, 07/04/2003)
‘Corridors’ become a boon for wildlife and locals
(Kathmandu Post, 31/03/2003)
Focus on conservation of herbal plants
(Kathmandu Post, 22/03/2003)
Chitwan's Last Corridor,
by Bhimsen Thapaliya (Rising Nepal, 20/03/2003)
Activists kick storm over ill-treatment of animals,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 17/03/2003)
Honeymoon lake in offing in Lekhnath town
(Rising Nepal, 16/03/2003)
Mountains: Nepal's glory,
by Ratna Bir Tamrakar (Space Time Today, 16/03/2003)
More than just rights and resources
(Space Time Today, 12/03/2003)
Koshi Tappu: The vanishing wetland,
by Ravi Sharma Aryal (Kathmandu Post, 09/03/2003)
Efforts on for protection of two natural ponds
(Kathmandu Post, 04/03/2003)
Fear of GM invasion:
Any GM invasion of India also threatens the agro-biodiversity, environment and human life in Nepal,
by Binayak Rajbhandari (Himalayan Times, 03/03/2003)
Sand extraction hazardous for rivers in the capital,
by Mridula R L Rana (Himalayan Times, 01/03/2003)
Fading greenery in Chure region
(Kathmandu Post, 22/02/2003)
Comprehensive master plan needed to preserve natural resources
(Space Time Today, 16/02/2003)
Wet lands, dry vision make water-rich Nepal water-poor,
by Navin Singh Khadka (Space Time Today, 02/02/2003)
See also Deterioration of wetlands, a threat to human existence
(Kathmandu Post, 03/02/2003), Limp response to wetland initiative,
by Rupak D Sharma (Space Time Today, 03/02/2003), Conserve wetlands
(Space Time Today, 03/02/2003), Wetlands: Multiple Roles And Benefits,
by Deependra Joshi (Spotlight, 07/02/2003)
ACAP to come up with bio-diversity programmes in Mustang,
by Kulchandra Neupane (Kathmandu Post, 28/12/2002)
A look at remote sensing Its use in Nepal,
by Suvecha Pant (Kathmandu Post, 22/12/2002)
Legal position of medicinal plants,
by Ravi Sharma Aryal (Kathmandu Post, 22/12/2002)
Need to implement
Basel convention highlighted (Space Time Today, 15/12/2002)
Increasing encroachment endangers Debariya lake
(Kathmandu Post, 15/12/2002)
Environmental governance long way off from realisation,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 13/12/2002)
UN pledges continued support for nature conservation
(Kathmandu Post, 13/12/2002)
Website on plants launched
(Kathmandu Post, 03/12/2002)
‘Lokta’ plant on the verge of extinction
(Kathmandu Post, 15/11/2002)
Save The Wetland
(Rising Nepal, 12/11/2002)
Hetauda residents troubled by PWLR wildlife and flooding
(Kathmandu Post, 26/10/2002)
Wild rice: Nepal’s genetic gold mine
(Kathmandu Post, 22/10/2002)
Land degradation combat plan underway
(Kathmandu Post, 12/10/2002)
Greenhouses for endangered herbs,
by Laxmi Prasad Upadhyaya (Space Time Today, 07/10/2002)
Sagarmatha National Park — a success
story, by Renu Kshetry (Himalayan Times, 04/10/2002)
Orchid on the verge of extinction
(Kathmandu Post, 24/09/2002)
Red threatens green:
Grassroots success stories are the silent casualties of the insurgency,
by Ramyata Limb (Nepali Times, 20/09/2002)
Wetlands for life,
by Achyut Raj Adhikari (Sunday Post, 15/09/2002)
Eco-tourism and wildlife corridors put Nepal on world map,
by Damaru Lal Bhandari (Kathmandu Post, 09/09/2002)
Crown
Prince Paras: Nature’s Nurture, by Keshab Poudel (Spotlight,
06/09/2002)
Lack of resources, expertise mar studies of local effects of global warming
(Kathmandu Post, 29/08/2002)
KMTNC programme comes to a standstill
(Kathmandu Post, 20/08/2002)
UNESCO questions overall management of Chitwan and Sagarmatha parks,
by Surendra Phuyal (Kathmandu Post, 12/08/2002)
Phewa lake registered under government ownership
(Kathmandu Post, 17/07/2002)
Peculiarity of Kathmandu Valley,
by Bom P Shrestha (Sunday Post, 14/07/2002)
Solving Environmental Problem,
by Sanu Maiya Pradhan (Rising Nepal, 26/06/2002)
Call to maintain clean environment in Everest region
(Kathmandu Post, 19/06/2002)
Bio-diversity Conservation:
Biotechnology Essential, by Khilendra Basnyat (Rising Nepal,
12/06/2002)
Is there enough political will to improve worsening environment?,
by Surendra Phuyal (Kathmandu Post, 05/06/2002)
Biodiversity Conservation:
Need To Be Serious, by Pravin Gautam (Rising Nepal, 03/06/2002)
See also Bio-diversity conservation,
by Khilendra Basnyat (Kathmandu Post, 05/06/2002)
Delay in green belt construction around Fewa Lake,
by L.B. Thapa (People's Review, 02/05/2002)
KMTNC’s Barandavar project, a model of excellence,
by Manish Gautam (Kathmandu Post, 23/05/2002)
Nepal to raise voice on land degradation
(Rising Nepal, 20/04/2002)
Displaced families live under flood threat,
by Pravakar Ghimire (Kathmandu Post, 17/04/2002)
Phewa lake in danger,
by Gopal Khanal/Kulchandra Neupane (Sunday Post, 07/04/2002)
Clean-up expedition to Everest leaves for base camp today
(Kathmandu Post, 05/04/2002)
Promoting equitable distribution,
by Deependra Joshi (Kathmandu Post, 27/03/2002(
Kathmandu Valley lake drained 10,000 years ago, but not by
Manjushree, by Surendra Phuyal (Kathmandu Post, 22/03/2002)
MBNP comes to standstill due to Maoist attacks,
by Shyam Niraula (Kathmandu Post, 14/03/2002)
A national park comes to the capital,
by Ramyata Limbu (Nepali Times, 08/03/2002)
GEF to continue support to preserve bio-diversity,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 07/03/2002)
See also GEF pledges continued support to preserve Nepal’s bio-diversity,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 09/03/2002)
New species of flora found in Langtang
(Kathmandu Post, 02/03/2002)
Capital braces for congregation of mountain scientists, experts
(Kathmandu Post, 02/03/2002)
Nepal from space
(Nepali Times, 15/02/2002)
Chiraito facing extinction
(Rising Nepal, 14/02/2002)
Into the Year of the Mountain,
by Ramyata Limbu (Nepali Times, 08/02/2002)
Appeal to save Beeshajari lake
(Kathmandu Post, 03/02/2002)
It’ll be a special Wetlands Day for Nepal,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 02/02/2002)
Three wetlands to make it to Ramsar Site list,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 31/01/2002)
Selling our soil,
by Cherry Bird (Nepali Times, 25/01/2002)
Phewa lake to get back lost land,
by Amrit Bhadgaule & Kulchandra Neupane (Kathmandu Post, 20/01/2002)
Green Peace set to send toxic waste back,
by Manish Gautam (Kathmandu Post, 20/01/2002)
See also Manufacturers wait govt decision to take toxin back,
by Razen Manandhar (Kathmandu Post, 22/01/2002), Toxic pesticides
(Kathmandu Post, 22/01/2002)
Nepal's national parks are engangered,
by Ramyata Limbu (Nepali Times, 18/01/2002)
Locals denied entry to Chitwan Park
(Kathmandu Post, 09/01/2002)
See also Locals ask RCNP for forest products,
by Prabhakar Ghimire (Kathmandu Post, 22/01/2002)
Highest botanical garden in Daman,
by Kiran Chapagain (Kathmandu Post, 02/01/2002)
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