BCN has provided grants to Green Youth Lumbini in Rupandehi and Naudhara Community Forest in Lalitpur Godavari.
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The Bird Conservation Society of Nepal (BCN) has provided grants to two organizations for their contributions to the field of birds, tourism, and conservation.
BCN has provided grants to Green Youth Lumbini in Rupandehi and Naudhara Community Forest in Lalitpur Godavari.
A grant of one lakh rupees was provided at a program organized in Kathmandu on Saturday to mark the 43rd annual general meeting of the association.
The grant amount will be spent on work in the field of birds, their habitat improvement and conservation. Similarly, graduate students Rohan Tuladhar and Shrishti Kafle have also been provided with 50 thousand rupees each to conduct research on vultures.
Arjun Karmi, president of Green Youth Lumbini, who has been working in the conservation sector for a decade, said that the honor of giving this grant has increased his enthusiasm for bird and ecotourism work. He said that it will show exemplary work in improving birds and their habitat.
The team, including Kurmi, had put GPS tags on six storks for the first time in Nepal a month and a half ago.
