A total of 148 birds species representing 59 families were recorded in the farmlands habitats of Lumbini and Koshi.

Populations of the indicator species (Cotton Pygmy Goose and Marsh Mugger) have increased in the Ghodaghodi Lake after the conservation and restoration program.

Bengal Florican is one of the most threatened bird in the world. Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve in Nepal supports important population of this species.

Due to the rapid population decline over the last three generations (18 years) of Fishing Cat, the species is listed as “Endangered” in the IUCN Red List.

Himalayan Nature has conducted "Tern Survey" to find out the current status and conservation of tern's at the Koshi River basin. Tern species are declining and are now listed as threatened birds in Nepal.

This project aims to update the information regarding the dolphin numbers and prevailing threats and assess the water quality and prey assessment at the Koshi River as well as enrolled 10 members from the river-dependent communities and mobilize them as River Guard in regular monitoring and dolphin…