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40th Conference of Chiefs of Protected Areas concluded
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The 40th protected area chiefs' conference held at the Sankhuwasabha headquarters has ended by passing a 23-point resolution. The three-day conference concluded on Thursday has decided to develop the Nature Conservation School through necessary political arrangements, construction of physical infrastructure, management and training to make the Nature Conservation School a common school for all conservation workers and students.
Similarly, the institutional and structural reform of the intermediate sector consumer committee and management committee will be made proportional and inclusive, and institutional recognition will be given to the intermediate sector management committee/council/national network Makalu Barun National Park Sankhuwasabha head Bhumiraj Upadhyaya said that it was decided to arrange a legal arrangement for the operation of a separate fund of the intermediate area management committee/council.
According to him, special initiatives have been taken for animal and crop insurance. The conference has also formed a national network of intermediate sector management under the chairmanship of Love Bista. 12 park wardens, 1 game reserve warden and 1 wildlife reserve warden participated in the
conference. Also, 6 conservation sector officers and 2 zoo officers and 13 intermediate consumer sector presidents were included. The National Parks and Wildlife Conservation Development Department has organized a 3-day conference.
