Wild Care Nepal published 'HECx Instructors Training Manual' with support of project 'Promoting Human-Elephant Coexistence in Central Terai of Nepal' funded by the Rufford foundation The Manual serve as a resource book for the trainers to conduct human-elephant coexistence events at school and communities.
Click here to access the manual.
Through the support of Rufford Foundation, the project on human-elephant coexistence led by Dr. Rama Mishra, prepared an education video entitled "Chanchali: The story of Elephants and Shared Earth" is now available on YouTube.
Through the support of Rufford Foundation, the project on human-elephant coexistence led by Dr. Rama Mishra, prepared a brochure with information on elephant conservation, causes of human-elephant conflict, preventive and mitigation measures of human-elephant conflict. These brochures are distributed to local community members across the elephant range in Nepal.
We updated the Radio Jingle in Maithili and Nepali language and started broadcasting in different FM stations in Central Nepal (Bara and Dhanusha). The jingle has information on elephant behavior and safety measures to avoid confrontation with elephants, saving life of both people and elephants. Here is the jingle, also available in Soundclound via following links
An engaging poster on human-elephant coexistence was published by Wild Care Nepal through the support of Rufford Foundation. The poster is distributed among the stakeholders in the project area (central Nepal).
We updated the Radio Jingle in Nepali language from previous project, and started broadcasting five times a day through Saptakoshi FM, Itahari. The broadcast was started
from August 2022 and it will be continued for a year. The jingle has information on how to avoid elephant
attacks and live in harmony with elephants. If you want to listen the jingle, it is also available in Soundclound via this link (https://soundcloud.com/rama-mishra-674848661/human-elephant-coexistence-koshi-2022)
This manual for the Human-Elephant Coexistence (HECx) - Training of Trainers (TOT) was developed as part of the Project funded by Rufford Small Grants Foundation.
