By animalrightsnepal.org
Two newly born leopard cubs died at the premises of Local Area Forest Office Kudhar in Pokhara last week.The forest office was taking care of those cubs as mother leopard abandoned them after delivering four cubs near Shivaraj Poudel’s resident in Lekhanath Municipality Kaski.
Out of four, mother leopard earlier ferried two of her cubs to the jungle. The forest officer Dhirendra Pradhan said, “We don’t have favorable environment and feedings for growing up of one week old cubs; so, we are unable to preserve cubs.”
Officer Pradhan further said that the government should support all the District Forest Offices for such a facility to preserve baby animals and wounded animals. Animalrightsnepal.org also urged to concern organizations to take responsibility to preserve orphan and abandoned baby animals as well as wounded wild animals.

Leopard Cubs before die in Local Forest Office Kudhar (left) and women love cubs mother leopard abandoned place Lekhanath Municipality Khudi.
Images: Krishna Mani Baral

Tourists enjoying Elephant bath at Rapti River in Chitwan National Park, Sauraha. These elephants were tired of jungle safari earlier in the morning. Let’s not use animals for fun activities. Love animals save future. Images: Krishna Mani Baral

Rohit releasing seized owls at Jayekot Community Forest in Pokhara and an owl after its release.
Image: Krishna Mani Baral
By Animalrightsnepal
Pokhara: Districk Forest Office Kaski (DFO) released four Bubo bubo (Eurasian Eagle-owl also known as huchil in Nepal), confiscated from the 4 houses of Bhedifaram and Ram Bazaar, at nearby Jayakot Community Forest in Pokhara on Friday.
The two owls were found in the residences of Mr. Rohit Gurung and Mr Dila Ram Pun of Bhedifaram and other 2 were seized from two houses of Ram Bazaar. Five endangered owls were found in 4 People houses but one of them found dead, FOK officer Madhav Parsad Baral said. The FOK seized those owls as per the information of Roots and shoots Nepal staffers.
Following the information, Animal rights Nepal also expressed its concern over the issue that according to Nepalese law, the taming of wildlife in the private residence is a taboo. Read more »

By Krishna Mani Baral
Local Area Forest Office Kudahar, Pokhara decided to take care of two newly born cubs as mother leopard abandoned them after delivering four cubs near Shivaraj Poudel’s resident in Lekhanath municipality Khudi Kaski last week.
Now the cubs are in belonging to local area forest office with poor caring facilities. The forest officer Dhirendra Pradhan said, “We don’t have favorable environment and feedings for growing up of one week old cubs”. According to him, they have requested to the concern organization to take complete responsibility for preserving the left cubs. Animalrightsnepal.org also urged to concern organization to take responsibility of those cubs.

By Animalrightsnepal

Lekhanath: Mother Leopard ferried two of her cubs to the jungle in the last two days (Tuesday and Wednesday night). They were delivered in the residential area of Lekhanath Municipality in Kaski district.

Authority of District forest office Bishow Poudel said that the stranded two cubs were also believed to be taken to the jungle by mother leopard within coming two days. Leopard couldn’t take her all cubs with her after giving the birth in city area due to the crowded environment. Animalrightsnepal.org is still asking to the local people not to create any unfavorable situation for the cubs.

Now the local forest office personal Nanikaji KC and the local people are feeling happy because of the mother’s action that she took her two cubs with her. Animalrightsnepal.org is being optimistic that the left two cubs would also be taken to the jungle by their mother for their safer life.

By Krishna Mani Baral
Lekhanath: Newly born four Leopard cubs are in vulnerable situation in Lekhanath Municipality of Kaski district. A Leopard had delivered four cubs 3 days ago near Shivaraj Poudel’s resident in Lekhanath. But unfortunately, the mother Leopard left the cubs at the birth place. As a result, the cubs are deprived of food and the local people are teasing and creating unfavorable state to the cubs.

Considering the pitiful condition of the animals, Animalrightsnepal.org has given the pressure to the district forest office, Kaski and police of local area for the safety of the cubs. District forest officer Nanikaji KC and the local police have pledged for serious action for the safety of the abandoned cubs.

Images: Krishna Mani Baral

KATHMANDU: They are shouting for our attention, urging us to let them live safely with a promise to make humans life safe in return. It’s a promise expressed in a photo exhibition titled ‘Save Vultures, Save Environment’ at the Nepal Art Council which started from April 25.

Inaugurated by Shyam Bajimaya, Director of Department of National Park and Wildlife Conservation Nepal, this exhibition is the first solo photo exhibition of photo-journalist Krishna Mani Baral, who is based in Pokhara and associated with The Himalayan Times and Annapurna Post.
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Pokhara: With a slogan of ‘Save vulture, save environment’, a photo exhibition is to be held at Nepal Art Council Babarmahal in Kathmandu on April 25 to 29.
This vulture’s photo exhibition is carrying out by Krishna Mani Baral, who is the photo journalist of Nepal’s national English daily The Himalayan Times and Nepali daily Annapurna Post. He is also a founder of animalrightsnepal.org wants to create an awareness in the preservation of vultures among the people through this exhibition.
This solo exhibition contains the 6 spices of vulture’s 50 pictures show their diverse state and snapped by Baral in and around the Nepal’s touristy capital Pokhara in the latest four years’ period. The exhibition is supported by Bird Conservation Nepal, National Trust for Natur Conservation, Friends of Nature and Pokharacity.com.

Earth is mother, all living creature are her children so save all living being save eco system.

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By Rupnarayan Dhakal
Pokhara: A memorandum demanding to incorporate the animal rights in the upcoming constitution has been handed over to the 18-number group of lawmakers in their farewell ceremony who were here to gather suggestions from the civilians of Kaski and Syangja districts of Mid-Nepal.

Krishna Mani Baral who is the founder of animalrightnepal.org submitted that memorandum to the team leader Ms. Amrita Thapa Magar in District Development Office Kaski on Saturday. She pledged the initiation of animal rights’ incorporation in the constitution, said Baral as saying Thapa Magar.
The condition of rare animals is vulnerable so, they should be protected considering their right to live, in constitution, the memorandum states, the government should bring the programs that should be focused on awareness creating activities.