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Mentha farming in Khata corridor of Bardia district has not only helped reduce human wildlife conflict but has also been a major source of income for the farmers in the area.
Khumbu, Nepal – In their desperation to bring attention to the imminent dangers of the Imja Lake Outburst on their way of life and indeed, their existence, the Sherpa communities in the Khumbu region organized the Beat-the-GLOF-Action-Run today.
Kathmandu, Nepal – Honorable President Dr. Ram Baran Yadav appreciated WWF's efforts to highlight the plight of the Himalayas through its campaign Climate for Life, felicitating Apa Sherpa for his record Everest climb carrying climate change message.