Bijaya Raj Paudyal

Gene Conservation For Sustainable Future

In fact, biodiversity is key not just to live on Earth, but to economies and cultures. For the poor, who often depend directly on land and sea for subsistence, biodiversity has been taken literally a lifeline

By Bijaya Raj Paudyal May 31, 2021

Can Nepalese Foresters Revive Their Lost Agenda?

By Bijaya Raj Paudyal Apr 12, 2021

Fire The Uncontrolled Forest Fire

No matter whether a country is rich or poor in economic status, uncontrolled forest fire has damaged a lot. One of the examples is Australia’s unprecedented wildfire that has caught global attention during 2019-2020, also called Black summer.

By Bijaya Raj Paudyal Mar 29, 2021

Nepal's Agenda : Simsar Conservation

The Ramsar Convention is the only global treaty that focuses specifically on wetlands. The Ramsar Convention has defined wetlands as: “Areas of marsh, fen, peat land or water, whether natural or artificial, permanent or temporary, with water that is static or flowing, fresh, brackish or salt, including areas of marine water, the depth of which at low tide does not exceed six meters.”

By Bijaya Raj Paudyal Jan 26, 2021

Conservation Politics And Our Heroes

Despite of Nepal's small land area and fragile landscape, it is rich in biodiversity and highly popular in ecotourism.

By Bijaya Raj Paudyal Sep 23, 2020

Community Forestry Journey In Nepal

Regarding the proper utilization through the operation planning process for the management of community forests, Chhap Al Danda forest, near Chautara, Sindhupalchok was chosen to piloting the concept.

By Bijaya Raj Paudyal Jun 07, 2020

Importance Of Wildlife

Wildlife preserves gene bank. The direct relationship of preservation of wildlife to human progress is its significance as gene banks for breeding programs

By Bijaya Raj Paudyal May 14, 2020