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Initiation to save Rhino

Thursday, 05 January, 2012 16:40 Written by amitpoudyal
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One horn rhino of CNP


In a bid to conserve rare rhino, women in Agheuli VDC of Nawalparasi have been proactive in formulations of local-level policies and patrolling.
They have formulated a rule to esquire anyone including those entering the village without showing  identity, on suspect of rhino poaching.
Women have also started day-to-day patrolling in the village and forest entry points for the  protection of rhinos in Gundred Community Forest under the Amaltari Mid-zone Forest Users  Committee.

Daily patrolling is a part of our efforts to protect rhinos living in the local community forest, informed Chairperson of Kanchanjunga Women Group, Meena Mahato.

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  1. Wifebucket
    January 11, 2012 at 06:03

    Hello, the whole thing is going perfectly here and ofcourse every one is sharing data, that’s actually good, keep up writing.

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  2. Cythia Sikander
    January 12, 2012 at 03:25

    Very interesting points you have observed, appreciate it for posting.

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