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Illegal crushers inside National Park

6 November, Mahadevpuri. Illegal crusher has been operating inside Banke National Park. The national park and forest office has not been able to control the illegal crushing going around the Jhijhari River in the buffer zone.  ...
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Exit plan for hotels inside Chitwan National Park

7 December, Kathmandu. The Forest Ministry has taken initiation for seven controversial hotels inside the park to move out before end of this fiscal year....
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$30 million for forest projects

12 December, Chitwan. USAID is providing $30 million for 'hariyo ban' program. This project covers 10 districts of TAL programs from East to West and 6 districts of Chitwan Annapurna Arc Landscape.  ...
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Monitoring team in ACAP

15 December, Kathmandu. Annapurna Conservation Area has been managed by Natural Trust for Nature Conservation since last two decades is ending within six months....
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Conservation Forest Areas Neglected Basanta bio trail conservation forest area of Kailali still is dependent on District Forest Office even after one year of its declaration....
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