Save Animals, Save Ecosystem, Save Future.
Images: Krishna Mani Baral

KATHMANDU, OCT 30 - A four-day Kathmandu Global Tiger Workshop (KGTW) 2009 concluded on Friday with experts from 13 out of 14 tiger range countries aiming to achieve the goal of doubling the population of the wild tigers within the next ten years.
The wild tiger population has fallen from 100,000 to about 3,500 today over the past century in around 14 tiger range countries including Bangladesh, Bhutan, Cambodia, China, India, Nepal, Indonesia, Russia, China, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam among others. Read more »

By Animal Rights Nepal
Animal are also feel same we feel. They feel sorrow and happiness like we so let stop animal sacrificing name of god in Gadhimai. Gadhimai at least two hundred thousand animals are plan to slaughtering scheduled for November 24 and 25 in Bara district. It is the world’s largest cruel animal sacrifice in Bariyapur VDC- 1 Nepal.

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By Animal Rights Nepal
Eco- friendly festival Tihar is over on Tuesday. On different days people worship birds, animals, tree for there role in the society so Tihar is known as festival of eco-friendly. Final day of Tihar people celebrate bhaitika for brother and sister long life. On beginning 5 days, people worships Crow, dog, cow, ox, goddess laxmi, and the final day celebrate vaitika. Worship animals and nature means love animals, save eco system for our daily life. Animals is interrelationship with us so Love animals, save eco-system, save future.

By Animal Rights Nepal
Pokhara: Participants of an interaction program urged to save the right to live of animals in Pokhara on Friday. Animalrightsnepal.org organized that interaction, asking all the concerns to worship animals not only in Tihar, the festival of lights, but also throughout the year. Read more »

Nepal Animals: Everyone has a same blood and they feel the same pain so love animal, save ecosystem, save future. Happy world Animal Day, October 4-2009.
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Mountain Goat (Chayngra) bring from Mustang for Dashin Festival.
By animalrightsnepal
Dashain celebration glorifies the triumph of good over evil, and is ymbolized by Goddess Durga slaying the terrible demon Mahisasur, who had terrorised the earth in the guise of a brutal water buffalo.
Bindawasini Temple Pokhara.
Now, many Hindus celebrate Dashain by sacrificing innocent animals. According to Hindu religious texts regarding animal rights, nothing is mentioned of animal sacrifice to appease Gods and Goddesses, who would never approve their own creatures being slaughtered in their name.Human beings are killing those innocent creatures for their own selfish motive. It is against Hindu religion and way of life, in reality. The respect that must exist for fellow living creatures must be maintained.Hindu religious books Speak of co-existence with all the other living creatures for a better world. So, killing animals as sacrificial offering must be stopped. Celebrate Dashain the vegetarian way. Save animals, save the eco-system.

President Dr. Ram Baran Yadhav and Forest Minister Deepak Bohara observes vulture photo exhibition stall. Images: Durga Poudel
By Animalrightsnepal
President Dr Ram Baran Yadhav inaugurated the Four days long International Community Forestry workshop, (15-18th September 2009) on Tuesday in Hotel Grand Pardhi Pokhara, Nepal. The theme of the workshop is: “Thinking globally –Acting Locally: Community Forestry in the International Arena”.
Addressing inaugurating ceremony President Dr Yadhav said world is facing global warming so it is hour to preserve forest and ecosystem. Mountain and glacier are melting its affect human life and ecosystem so preserving forest and environment is today world concern Dr Yadhav said. Read more »

Lawmakers Rajkaji Gurung and Rabindra Adhikari jointly inaugurating the exhibition and Students  observes vulture photo exhibition in Pokhara on Sunday.
By Animalrightsnepal.org
On the occasion of First International Vulture Awareness Day September 5th, With a slogan of ‘Save vulture, save environment’,  photo exhibition kicked off on Saturday at Nepal Tourism Board Exhibition Hall in Pokhara . Read more »

By Animalrightsnepal
Pokhara: On the occasion of International Vulture awareness day September 5th ,With a slogan of ‘Save vulture, save environment’, a photo exhibition is to be held at Nepal Tourism Board Exhibition Hall in Pokhara on September 5th 6th and 7th.
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