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Globally, human population and resulting influences are growing at an unprecedented rate and so are the environmental problems. As a result of which, life support systems are believed to have advanced towards the critical threshold. However, much of the population remains either unaware of the issues or show reluctance in absence of sufficient evidence. This scenario has degraded the environmental quality and thus the quality of life. Understanding the complexity of environmental problems and stakeholders’ concern through multidisciplinary approaches are essential to maintain environmental quality. It is, thus a prime time to think and work on actions from local to global scales to secure sustainable living.
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National Capacity Building Workshop on Illegal Wildlife Trade Monitoring
One day ‘National Capacity Building Workshop on Illegal Wildlife Trade Monitoring’ has been successfully organized by Enviornment Protection and Study Center (ENPROSC) in collaboration with Florida International University. The program was organized on August 31, 2024 at Hotel Tapas, Battisputali. In the program, students, researchers, conservation practitioners from diverse field including Academia, National Non-Governmental Organization, […]
Silver lining around the cloud: Young ones leaving the tradition of turtle exploitation in buffer zone of Chitwan National Park
Mr. Chandramani Aryal and Ms. Pooja Paudel of ENPROSC published their research article on reputed journal of Conservation science “Journal for Nature Conservation (JNC). The article discuss about the conservation challenges for turtles in Buffer zone of Chitwan National Park and is published on September 2024 issue of the JNC. The abstract of the article […]
Zoo from Visitors’ Perspective: Exploring the Role of Central Zoo, Nepal in Biodiversity Conservation with Emphasis on Conservation Education
Mr. Chandramani Aryal, Ms. Pooja Paudel from ENPROSC along with their collaborators, published article on the perception of Zoo visitors on Journal of Environment Sciences. The abstract of the article reads as: Human induced wildlife loss is driving many species on the brink of extinction and conservation of those species in their native habitat is […]
Tree Regeneration Status in Community Forests of Mid Hills, Nepal
Mr. Dipak Khadka and Mr. Prakash Chandra Aryal, members of ENPROSC, published their research on Journal of Environment Sciences. The abstract of the article reads as: Tree regeneration is one of the determinant factors for forest sustainability. We assessed the regeneration status of tree species in the four selected community forests of subtropical hills […]
Multiple vegetation layers interactively enhance habitat values of endangered Kashmir Musk Deer
Mr. Prakash Chandra Aryal (Chair of ENPROSC) collaborated with his friends from Nepal and China to publish a peer reviewed journal article on reputed journal Global Ecology and Conservation where they discuss about the habitat of Endangered Kashmiri Musk Deer. The abstract of article reads as: The Kashmir musk deer (Moschus cupreus) is a globally endangered species hunted […]
Prunus mira Koehne and Prunus armeniaca L. in Nepal Himalaya: distribution, use, and conservation
ENPROSC team member Mr. Dipak Khadka and his team have published an article on the Journal Genetic Resources and Crop Evolution. The abstract of the article reads as: Prunus mira and Prunus armeniaca are the two prominent fruit-bearing plant species in the Nepal Himalaya and possess notable ethnobotanical significance. These two species represent relatively unexplored edible resources in Nepalese […]
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