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| 1. |
Wild Mammals
of Nepal: Field Guide Book
by Hem Sagar
Baral and Karan
B Shah
 A
local language field guide on
mammals of Nepal has been
completed. The project was
supported by the World Bank,
Tien Van Foundation, WWF Nepal,
IUCN Nepal and NAtional Trust
for nature Conservation. A total
of 5000 copies hasd been printed
in the first year and are
available in the major book
shops of Kathmandu.The project
was supported by The World Bank,
Tien Van Foundation,WWF Nepal,
IUCN Nepal and National Trust
for Nature Conservation. A total
of 5000 copies has been printed
in the first year and are
available in the major book
shops of Kathmandu. We are
receiving nice responses from
this book. We highly appreciate
and welcome any types of
suggestions and comments on this
book. We also encourage our
readers to fill the
questionnaire form and sent it
to our P.O.Box 10918 as soon as
possible and get ready to win a
T- shirt!! |
| 2. |
Aandho
Sarpako Khoji: Conservation
tales based on
wildlife by Karan B Shah
 Recently
Himalayan Nature
has published a
book on nature
fictions written
by Prof Karan
Bahadur Shah.
Prof Shah is a
well known
figure in the
wildlife
research and
conservation of
this country.
Although his
main expertise
is linked with
herpetofauna, he
is well-versed
with mammals,
birds, fish and
other fauna and
flora of Nepal.
Mr Shah is the
Chair of
Himalayan
Nature. |
| 3. |
Lepidoptera
of Nepal by Colin Smith
 Himalayan
Nature has
published
"Lepidoptera of
Nepal". The
status of
butterflies and
moth species has
been published
as a most
updated
checklist on the
Lepidoptera
Book. The book
enlists 660
species out of
which, 29
species are
endemic. 41
species have
been proposed
for inclusion in
the protected
animal list in
the recent
report submitted
to CEPF/WWF. The
book differs
from all
previous books
in compiling a
complete
checklist of
butterflies and
moths recorded
in Nepal with a
reference to
authentic source
of recording the
particular
species in
Nepal. The
introductory
sections and
several indices about
butterflies and
moths of Nepal
have been
included as the
descriptive
content in the
checklist.
Furthermore,
list of most
important
bibliographical
references has
also been
included. All
common and rare
species reliably
recorded in
Nepal has been
listed in it. |
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