Nepal’s birds pay cost for country’s infrastructure development

Mongabay
Dec 29, 2023, 8:58 am184 pts
KATHMANDU — As Nepal, one of the least industrialized countries in the world, invests in hydropower and roads to lift its people’s living standards, balancing public aspirations with conservation has proved to be a major challenge. That was the view of leading ornithologist Hem Sagar Baral when illustrating…

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