Nature Conservation and Research Committee

04/05/2026

🌿 Birding in Dhanusha shows how our farmlands are important for biodiversity. These fields provide food, shelter, and nesting places for many bird species, including migratory birds. The harmony between farming and nature helps maintain a healthy ecosystem. By protecting farmlands, we are also conserving birds and their habitats. Let’s value and protect these landscapes for a sustainable future. 🐦🌾

28/04/2026

🌿🐸 Save The Frogs Day 2026 Program Update 🐸🌿
On the occasion of Save The Frogs Day 2026, a successful awareness program was conducted at J. S. Classes ,at the location of Rajarshi Janak School, Janakpurdham, Murlichowk, in collaboration with SAVE THE FROGS!.
The program witnessed the active participation of more than 75 students, creating an engaging and interactive learning environment. During the session, Mr. Ganesh Sah shared valuable insights on the importance of frogs, their ecological role, and the threats they are currently facing. The session was effectively supported by Mr. Manish Sah, Mr. Jagat Yadav sir and those who assisted in facilitating the program.
We sincerely thank all the students and organizers for their enthusiastic participation and support in making this program meaningful and impactful. Together, we move forward in raising awareness and promoting the conservation of frogs and biodiversity. 🌍💚

14/04/2026

नयाँ वर्ष २०८३ को हार्दिक मंगलमय शुभकामना!

12/04/2026

🌿 Lesser Adjutant (Leptoptilos javanicus) — a unique and Vulnerable wetland bird of Nepal 🐦
Protect wetlands, protect life. 💚
📸 at Kishanpur Farmland Dhanushadham Forest by NCRC Team

04/04/2026

Rescue of Three Adult Spectacled Cobras from Illegal Snake Handling Activity

Three adult Spectacled Cobras were successfully rescued from a snake charmer who had been publicly displaying and handling the snakes at Kishanpur Village, Ward No. 7 of Dhanushadham Municipality.

The incident came to our attention through local villagers, who informed us about the presence of the snake charmer and the snakes. Upon receiving the information, our team immediately coordinated with the Divisional Forest Office. We informed Mr. Shankar Narayan Jha, Divisional Forest Officer at the Dhanushadham Sub-Divisional Forest Office, Dhanusha.

Following this, Mr. Akash Yadav, Forest Guard, arrived at the site, and a joint rescue operation was conducted by our team along with the forest officials. Through coordinated efforts, we successfully rescued all three cobras from the snake charmer.

After the rescue, proper handling procedures were followed, including health assessment, documentation, and necessary legal processes. Once all required checks were completed, the snakes were safely released into their natural habitat within the Dhanushadham Forest.

This operation highlights the importance of community awareness, prompt reporting, and collaboration between local conservation teams and forest authorities in protecting wildlife and preventing illegal exploitation.

20/03/2026

Happy World Frog Day! 🐸🌿

On the occasion of World Frog Day, we are sharing this short video of a toad croaking that we recorded yesterday. These small and often overlooked creatures play a very important role in maintaining a healthy ecosystem by controlling insect populations and indicating environmental health.

Let’s protect frogs and toads and keep our wetlands and environment safe for them.
Save Frogs, Save Nature! 💚

— Nature Conservation and Research Committee (NCRC)
SAVE THE FROGS!

22/10/2025

🐦 Birding around Dhanushadham today with our team — Ganesh Sah and Deepak Sah! 🌿
Enjoyed spotting some beautiful species and connecting with nature.

22/09/2025

Happy Dashain 2082 🎊🌿❤️
May the red tika, green jamara, delicious food, and joyful family moments bring endless happiness and togetherness in your life. Stay blessed and celebrate with love and laughter! 🙏✨

18/09/2025