Chitwan, April 14: The Wildlife Week is being celebrated starting today by organizing community-centered awareness programs for the conservation of the wildlife.
The Chitwan National Park and
Buffer Zone Management Committee are going to organize a variety of events and
activities throughout the week to generate awareness among the community about
the wildlife and the importance of their conservation.
The Wildlife Week starts today by
hoisting a flag in the Park office and different community awareness raising
activities will be carried for the next seven days, said Information Officer of
Chitwan National Park, Abinash Thapa Magar.
If we can explain the importance of
wildlife at the community level conservation work will be effective, he said.
Poaching will be reduced and conflict between wildlife and humans will be
mitigated.
As the community plays an important
role in conservation of wildlife, flora and fauna the Wildlife Awareness Week
has been instrumental in guiding the community towards conservation. (RSS)