The Trijuga Forest, a vital wildlife corridor in Nepal, is facing increasing threats from human-wildlife conflict and habitat loss. Our project aims to address these challenges by:
- Community Engagement: Empowering local communities to become active participants in wildlife conservation.
- Wildlife Monitoring: Conducting camera trap surveys to assess wildlife diversity and distribution.
- Capacity Building: Training local communities in wildlife monitoring and conflict mitigation techniques.
- Sustainable Forest Management: Promoting sustainable forest practices that balance human needs and wildlife conservation.
By working closely with local communities, we strive to create a harmonious coexistence between people and wildlife in the Trijuga Forest in Udayapur.
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