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Bhairahawa (Rupandehi), May 4: A new technology has been tested to reduce the increasing human-wildlife conflict in the buffer settlements of the Tarai. 'Artificial smell signals' have been introduced with the aim of preventing wild animals like tigers and leopards
Owl Festival In Dang
Warming El Nino Set
Air Pollution In Kathmandu
Arctic Sea Ice Hits
Planet Trapped Record Heat
The Environment, Another Casualty
Warming El Nino May
Scientists Change How El
‘Solar Sheep’ Help Rural
Bird flu Ravaging Antarctic
China Carbon Emissions ‘Flat
Noisy Humans Harm Birds
January Was Fifth Hottest
Warming Climate Threatens Greenland’s
9 Districts At High
Aquatic Migratory Birds Increase
Experts Say Oceans Soaked
Regional Temperature Records Broken
