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Technical,
scientific study
underway on
newly discovered
Kajin Sara Lake
in Manang
(kh 22/12/2025)
Nepal
rolls out first
five-year
Everest cleanup
plan : From
relocating base
camp to limiting
climbers and
reclaiming fixed
ropes, the
government’s new
action plan
seeks to reverse
decades of
environmental
damage on the
world’s highest
peak, by
Sangam Prasain (kp
19/12/2025)
Local
efforts revive
Dadeldhura’s
famous but
overlooked
Alital lake :
Careful
conservation and
improvements
around the lake
are turning it
into a tourist
stop that draws
around 50-60
visitors daily,
by Tarkaraj Bhatta
(kp 18/12/2025)
The
Himalaya is not
fragile : The
real fragility
of Nepal’s
mountains is of
economics and
governance, not
geology, by
Ngamindra Dahal
(nt 12/12/2025)
514.31 hectares of
Shuklaphanta
National Park
encroached
(kh 16/11/2025)
Ecological Ethics Vital
For Peace,
by Tara Dahal (rn
16/10/2025)
Safari
opens in
Shuklaphanta
National Park
(nn 13/10/2025)
Chure
in Crisis:
Unchecked Mining
Threatens
Nepal’s Fragile
Hills, by
Aayushma Bhatta
(nn 12/10/2025)
Protecting The Biosphere
Reserves, by
Uttam Maharjan (rn
07/10/2025)
Exploring the beauty
of Dhorpatan,
by Sanjaya Lama
and Achita Thieng
(ae 07/10/2025)
Shuklaphanta
National Park
remains in
shadows due to
poor promotion
(kh 28/09/2025)
A different kind of
Sagarmatha,
by Samir Bhandari
(ae 22/09/2025)
Taplejung’s ‘Chyo
Thangi Chyo
Pokhari’ shifts
color with
weather (kh
26/08/2025)
Soaring challenges
of Parthenium
invasion, by
Anisha Bidari (ae
18/08/2025)
Understanding
the
Supplementary
EIA, by Batu
Uprety (sp
01/08/2025)
Where Nature
Reigns:
Ranisain’s call
to curious and
brave, by
Krishna Oli (kh
27/07/2025)
Deforestation
of Chure
triggers water
shortage in
Madhesh, by
Mithilesh Yadav
(rep 19/07/2025)
Environmental
aesthetics,
by Ram Dayal
Rakesh 09/07/2025)
Nepali Army marks 50
years of nature
conservation,
by Pratik Ghimire
(ae 04/07/2025)
Gude Lake in
Pokhara faces
threat due to
lack of
conservation
efforts (kh
30/06/2025)
No
such thing as
"two
environments":
We all share one
planet, one
environment,
by Guntram Meier
(ht 20/06/2025)
Environmental Amnesia
Threatens All,
by Shruti Kharel
(rn 20/06/2025)
Chure Conservation
Day marked with
focus on
sustainable
management
(kh 16/06/2025)
Just
how big is Phewa
Lake? The lake’s
newly measured
area is 6.343
square
kilometres,
0.617 square
kilometres more
than the last
official record,
by Anup Paudel (kp
01/06/2025)
Three
glacial lakes
found in Humla’s
Kanji Himal
during avalanche
investigation
(kh 26/05/2025)
Jacaranda
in full bloom
(Photos) (kh
18/05/2025)
Communities
battle to
conserve Pokhara
lakes, by
Smita Adhikari (ae
12/05/2025)
Rivers
of Mithila,
by Ram Dayal
Rakesh (ae
28/04/2025)
Restoring
Chitwan’s
grasslands,
by Gobinda Prasad
Pokharel (ae
24/04/2025)
A
natural pathway
to net zero
carbon, by
Prajjwal K Neupane
(ae 22/04/2025)
Local
units demand
role in park
buffer zone
management : As
federal
government works
on new
regulations to
manage buffer
zones,
stakeholders
call for
balancing
conservation
with livelihoods
and local needs,
by Ramesh Kumar
Paudel (kp
15/04/2025)
Water
crisis deepens
in Jhapa’s Chure
section :
Streams and
springs in many
villages have
dried up in
recent years.
Experts
attribute the
problem to
unregulated
development
activities,
by Nawaraj Subedi
(kp 08/04/2025)
Faltering
environmental
movement :
Policies and
directives for
short-lived
gains at the
cost of our
forests have
become more
blatant, by
Madhukar Upadhya
(kp 17/03/2025)
Saving
what is left of
Himalayan rivers
: Not all
mountain rivers
need to be
monetised,
saving them will
save us from
climate
breakdown,
by Kunda Dixit (nt
21/02/2025)
Former
President Yadav
calls for
environmental
protection,
by Mithilesh Yadan
and Surendra Yadav
(rep 17/02/2025)
Picturesque
Sundevi Lake
remains hidden
due to lack of
promotion
(ae 31/01/2025)
The
Underground
World Of Luray
Caverns, by
Videha Ranjan (rn
17/01/2025)
Eyes
wide open in
Mustang : Kishor
Kayastha
presents an
exposition of
wall-size prints
spanning 20
years, by
Kunda Dixit (nt
10/01/2025)
Water
resource experts
highlight
concerns over
environmental
flow in Nepal’s
rivers (kh
11/01/2025)
Being
environmental
defenders: A
risky job,
indeed, by
Simone Galimberti
(ht 30/12/2024)
Rara
Lake's natural
beauty
threatened by
encroaching
vegetation (rn
29/12/2024)
Damaging
The Functional
EIA Track,
by Batu Uprety (sp
27/12/2024)
For
Sustainable
Integrated Water
Resources
Management
(rep 13/12/2024)
Soil
– the life
beneath us:
Measures to keep
it healthy,
by Dinesh Panday
(ht 12/12/2024)
Naagchhaga:
Enchanting
waterfall of
historical
significance
(ae 11/12/2024)
Journey
To Annapurna
Base Camp,
by Dadi Ram
Dhungana (rn
29/11/2024)
Baglung’s
scenic Gajadaha
pond is
shrinking :
Bulldozer use
blamed.
Residents demand
urgent action to
protect the pond
of religious and
touristic
significance,
by Prakash Bareal
(kp 25/11/2024)
Worries
over existential
threat and
ecological
imbalance in
Kali Gandaki
River (kh
22/11/2024)
A
Nepali green
initiative turns
floral waste
into aromatic
rope incense :
Bhoomithan
collects Tihar
flowers, crushes
them and crafts
the powder into
‘phoolbatti’
with other
ingredients,
by Ellie Davis (kp
17/11/2024)
Welcoming
Shey-Phoksundo
Lake : The lake
is a year-round
destination for
travellers, but
the ideal time
to visit is
between October
and November,
by Angad Dhakal
(kp 12/10/2024)
(Photo feature)
Policy
change of
national parks:
Is this
dishonesty or
lack of
understanding?
Amendment Act
related to the
national parks
and reserves has
stirred wide
criticism on
local social
media, by
Uday R Sharma (rep
06/10/2024)
Pay Heed To Laws Of
Nature Or
Perish, by
Ritu Raj Subedi
(rn 06/10/2024)
Nepal
to receive 1.06
billion rupees
from carbon
trade (kh
05/10/2024)
Watch
Nepal Live : Go
to all the
places you
always want to
visit in Nepal
through a new
live-streamed
webcam service,
by Vishad Raj Onta
(nt 04/10/2024)
Biodiversity
preservation:
Give real power
to young people,
by Simone
Galimberti (ht
30/09/2024)
Strengthening
Environmental
Legislation, by
Kamal Subedi (rn
27/09/2024)
A
threat to ecosystems, health and
economy : Algal blooms are dense
clusters of algae that form on
the surface of water bodies,
by Sujeeta Maharjan and Santosh
Dulal (ae 25/09/2024)
Supreme
Court decision on saving
Kathmandu rivers stirs up heated
reactions, by Abhaya Raj
Joshi (Mongabay 23/09/2024)
State
vs Nature (nt 13/09/2024)
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, by Santa Gaha
Magar (nt 13/09/2024)
Gender
mainstreaming in BRCRN: An
example of female leadership,
by Sita Rana (rep 09/09/2024)
Salyan’s
‘Mini-Rara’ Kupinde in a state
of neglect : Though a total of
Rs50 million has been spent for
the lake’s management over the
past two decades, efforts
towards that have become
ineffective, by Biplab
Maharjan (kp 27/08/2024)
Improvement
Of EIA Report:
Need For A
Clarity,
by Batu Uprety
(sp
23/08/2024)
‘All
we got was silence’: Chure
activists share their ordeal :
After staging protests for over
three months in the Capital with
no government response, Chure
activists now prepare for the
second phase of their agitation,
by Aarati Ray (kp 18/08/2024) [This proves once
again that the ‘top politicians’
are all equally disinterested in
solving the really urgent
concerns of the country and its
people!]
DPM
Singh seeks experts suggestions to
increase flow of water in rivers of
Kathmandu (rep 14/08/2024)
Supreme Court's Order
Aims At Saving Valley Rivers, by
Hasana Timalsina (rn 10/08/2024)
Efforts
at conserving, developing and managing rivers
are grossly inadequate : Nepal must begin
country-wide river restoration initiatives. We
need more dialogue and conservation around water
challenges and solutions, interview with
Ajaya Dixit (kp 05/08/2024)
Natural
Resources and Fiscal Commission has nothing
substantial to show as it turns six, by Tara
Chapagain (ae 02/08/2024)
Unveiling
Mustang: A Journey Beyond the Horizon, by
Mimansak Nepal (rep 27/06/2024)
Invasive
species: The biological pollution or green
cancer : Urgent action is needed to prevent the
introduction of alien faunal species and protect
Nepal’s biodiversity, by Bijay Bashyal (ae
24/06/2024)
Saving
the waters of life : Nepal’s lakes and ponds
need urgent protection to ensure water supply
and preserve ecosystems, by Mohan Mainali
(nt 21/06/2024)
Locals
worried as water recedes in scenic lotus pond :
Government official attributes water level
decline to haphazard infrastructure development
on watershed areas and prolonged drought, by
Mahesh KC (kp 14/06/2024)
High
Court orders to remove illegally built
structures around Few Lake (rn 10/06/2024)
The
cry of Chure : The region’s degradation impacts
the lives of all Nepalis, and the government
must act fast to save it (kp 24/05/2024), Madhes
folks in Kathmandu to draw govt attention for
Chure preservation, by Raj Karan Mahato (ae
24/05/2024)
Marching
from Madhesh to Kathmandu for Chure conservation
: Campaigners for controlling unchecked
deforestation and haphazard extraction of sand
and stones in the region, by Ramesh Kumar
Paudel (kp 19/05/2024), The
more things change : The long march for Chure
conservation is suggestive of Nepali state’s
neglect of the grassroots (kp 20/05/2024)
6,000
saplings planted so far under Bagmati River
clean-up mega campaign (kh 18/05/2024)
Bring
Bagmati River Back To Life, by Namrata
Sharma (rn 15/05/2024)
Assessing
the need for expanded protected areas, by
Sasha Sunuwar (ae 30/04/2024)
Need
To Restore Past Glory Of Rivers, by Uttam
Maharjan (rn 23/04/2024)
Work
begins to dredge silt to restore Geruwa River :
Conservationists have been raising concerns
about the dire situation of wildlife in Bardiya
National Park due to water shortage, by
Dipendra Baduwal and Kamal Panthi (kp 15/04/2024)
People
and mountains are thirsty in eastern Nepal :
Governments invest in pumping water up from
rivers to convince farmers not to migrate out,
by Mohan Mainali (nt 14/04/2024)
Devi
Lake, the largest in Chitwan National Park, is
on the verge of drying up : The water body
covering an area of 25 hectares is estimated to
have shrunk to its half, by Ramesh Kumar
Paudel (kp 14/04/2024)
Park’s
obstruction to road leaves Khatyad villages cut
off from their district headquarters, Gamgadhi :
Rara National Park has prevented road
construction through its forest citing potential
adverse impact on biodiversity in the area,
by Raj Bahadur Shahi (kp 11/03/2024)
Give
Priority To Environment Protection, by Lok
Deep Thapa (rn 08/03/2024)
Reconciling
environment and development : Environment and
development are taken as something, which cannot
go together. This is contrary to global
understanding, by Chandramani Aryal (ae
06/03/2024)
Bagmati:
Aquifers and river restoration : The guiding
principle for restoration should be to catch
rainwater wherever it falls, by Madhukar
Upadhya (kp 19/02/2024)
PM
Dahal announces revision of Chure Conservation
Master Plan for enhanced effectiveness (kh
18/02/2024)
Nepal
has 28 percent arable land and 42 percent forest
cover, by Bhuwan Sharma (rep 16/02/2024)
Debt
for Nature Swaps: Exploring Avenues for
Environment Finance, by Deepesh Aryal (rep
16/02/2024)
Call
For Degazetting the Shivapuri-Nagarjun National
Park, by Batu Uprety (sp 09/02/2024)
IFRC,
WWF call for action to protect nature, address
climate crisis (kh 08/02/2024)
Wetlands
Are Not Wastelands, by Uttam Maharjan (kp
06/02/2024
Winter
Wonderland: Captivating snowfall blankets Nepal
in a majestic display (kh 03/02/2024)
Conservation
of marshland must for natural balance (kh
03/02/2024)
Tap
Potential Of High-altitude Wetlands, by
Ramesh Timilsina and Srijana Joshi (rn 02/02/2024)
Time
to preserve traditional ecological knowledge :
Our compensation and relocation schemes
disregard traditional ecological knowledge,
by Badri Baral (ae 30/01/2024)
Baitadi's
Shivanath declared drought-affected area, by
Gokarna Dayal (rn 23/01/2024)
Recharge
ponds being constructed in community forest
(kh 20/01/2024)
Rautahat
local unit battles to save Mardhar wetland :
Chandrapur Municipality mulls legal action to
cancel land ownership of individuals who
currently hold certificates for half of the
wetland area, by Shiva Puri (kp 18/01/2024)
Glacial
lakes in Manang melting alarmingly (rep
17/01/2024)
The
accidental champion of biodiversity : Nanda Lal
Majhi has dedicated 35 years to biodiversity
conservation in Nepal. His efforts underscore
the role of local communities in conservation,
by Aarati Ray (kp 15/01/2024)
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