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  • Result for ESP

    Posted on by Keshav Gurung

    Wangdue Forest Division, Lobesa under Department of Forests & Park Service, Ministry of Agriculture & Forest is pleased to announce the interview result of selected candidates for the post of ESP.

    SL. NoNameCID No.Average ScoreRemarks
    1Mr.Yeshey Wangchuk110800059380.10%Selected
    2Mrs. Sangay Wangmo1110200596781.20%Selected
    3Mrs. Tshering Zangmo1070700142572.2 %Selected

     

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  • Global Snow Leopard Day celebrated at Wangduechhoeling LSS

    Posted on by Keshav Gurung

    Untitled-1October 23, Bumthang: The Wangchuck Centennial National Park is one of the protected areas in Bhutan, which has around 17 snow leopard out of 96 individuals in the country as per the National Snow Leopard Survey.

    To mark the Global Snow Leopard Day with this year’s theme “Save the Ghost of mountain” regarding importance of snow leopard in mountain ecosystem and threat post for its survival due to anthropogenic activities and climate change, over 1200 students from different schools under the area of Wangchuck Centennial National Park gathered at Wangduechhoeling Lower Secondary School in Bumthang.

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  • The fifth annual Jomolhari Mountain festival

    Posted on by Keshav Gurung

    A50X378514-15 October, Soe: The fifth Jomolhari Mountain Festival ‘celebrating the life in the mountains’ was held in Damgochong near Jomolhari base camp under Soe Park Range of Jigme Dorji National Park (JDNP). The festival was graced by Paro Dzongdag, Secretary for Gross National Happiness Commission, Member of Parliament from Thimphu, Dungkhag administration of Lingshi, and officials from Bhutan Foundation, Tourism Council of Bhutan (TCB), Ministry along with tourists and the locals from Soe, Yaksa, Nubri and Lingshi.

    The festival is one of the unique occasion where by members of the whole Jomolhari community gather together to enjoy and celebrate their cultural heritage and also learn about ecotourism opportunities in the region. The festival also raised awareness on snow leopard conservation, by improving local community member’s perception of, and attitudes towards the endangered species and creating a plat form for economic opportunities and sustainable livelihood.

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