News: Event Update, March 14 2023 The hike was conducted by butterfly expert Sanej Prasad Suwal and attended by eight butterfly enthusiasts. The participants ranged from beginner butterfly watchers to professional lepidopterists. The hike began at 7:15 am at Suryabinayak temple and proceeded along the… Read More »Hiking to Mark National Learn About Butterflies Day 2023
Community Conservation Workshop was organized in Kathmandu during 23-24 September, 2022. The workshop covered the basics of community conservation and had hands-on practice of developing methods to conduct community conservation including initiating relationships, co-designing projects and implementing the projects with communities. Instructor: Dr. Teri Allendorf,… Read More »Community Conservation Workshop for professional development
Program objective: Hiking to mark National Learn About Butterflies Day and a charity program to organize Handmade Sanitary Pad Training in rural school of Nepal. Participants: 10 Organizer: Bhaktapur Jaycees, Butterfly Watchers Nepal and Nature Conservation Study Centre (NCSC) Description We recorded 17 species during… Read More »19 March 2022-Hiking to Mark “National Learn about Butterflies day”
Choose Zero Waste Outing for this 2021 By Aditi Subba Social distancing and isolation has tested even the best of all introverts! So while scientists are busy creating vaccines and the world is slowly trying to go with the new normal of living with the… Read More »Choose Zero Waste Outing for this 2021
Photo by Akil Mazumder on Pexels.com How to Live Sustainably? By Aditi Subba According to science writer Tim De Chant’s infographic (2012), it was illustrated that if seven billion people living on Earth were to live like an average Nepali, the world would need 1.9… Read More »How to Live Sustainably?
Urban parks, also known as municipal or public parks are delineated open spaces, mostly dominated by vegetation and water to offer recreation and green space to residents and visitors. They could either be larger space or in the form of pocket parks and are reserved for public use.
The word “sustainable” has become a trend today, encouraged by various organizations, influencers, bloggers, and environmental activists. You see it associated with different organizations, brands, food, and lifestyle almost wherever you go. But what does the word actually mean?
Kausi Kheti or Rooftop Farming refers to cultivating plants for food utilizing the open spaces of the rooftop and balconies of your home. If you are someone curious or on the fence about starting your very own rooftop farm, then this article is just for you!
