Our project focused on investigating the elusive small carnivore community of the Tinjure-Milke-Jaljale complex in eastern Nepal, with a particular emphasis on the Binturong. Through a combination of field surveys, camera trapping, and community engagement, we aimed to:

• Document Biodiversity: Identify and document the presence and abundance of small carnivore species in the region.
• Conservation Awareness: Educate local communities and students about the importance of small carnivores and their role in the ecosystem.
• Community Engagement: Empower local communities to participate in conservation efforts and protect their natural heritage.

Project Highlights:

• Media Coverage: Our project gained significant media attention, with articles published in Setopati and PahiloPost.
• Rare Species Captured: Our camera traps captured images of rare species like the Asiatic Golden Cat, highlighting the rich biodiversity of the region.
• Community Engagement: Successful conservation workshops and outreach programs were conducted to raise awareness and inspire future generations of conservationists.

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