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Stop the amendment to the National Park and Wildlife Act

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vimal
10 years ago

DON'T BE INSANE

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Jonty Levine
10 years ago Featured

We should be changing laws to be kind to the environment, not the reverse. Furthermore, any crime against red pandas is a crime against the whole world. Please do not pass this law.

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Kristopher Cummings
10 years ago

Save the Red Pandas and animals!!

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Avantika Regmi
10 years ago

How about bringing Animal Rights Law first Mr. Kharel?

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Barbara Warren
10 years ago

Stop the madness no amendment please

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Kieren
10 years ago Featured

As an environmental science student, I understand the devastation this policy will create. If current practices cannot be monitored well enough, there is no way this idealistic policy can be kept under control.

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Mathias Appel
10 years ago Featured

This is madness. This would make wildlife crimes legal and puts many endangered species at risk. To me this looks like a desperate attempt to help people in need at the cost of their flora and fauna. This is not the right way to do it!

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Blair Chapman
10 years ago

Stop this madness! We need to act now and act fast to save the wildlife we have left!!

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Zachary Paterson
10 years ago Featured

Nepal is the most beautiful, culture-rich, and spiritual place I have ever been.. Please don't follow the lead of western nations with naive actions and questionable policies...

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Red Panda Trust
10 years ago Featured

No, not necessarily. Nepal is very poor, and the earthquakes and pressure from India and Nepal have put them in an impossible position. In any case. Placing blame is not what is needed. Collaborative discussions and empathy is.

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Sam
10 years ago

Typical heartless country

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Elizabeth Webb
10 years ago Featured

As a regular traveller to Nepal, and also someone who's career and passion is animals, it is utterly important to me and to your country that the government of Nepal NOT allow the free poaching and trade of wildlife. Many of the animals who would be worst affected are threatened or endangered species which people like me travel to Nepal to see. If you allow the poaching and trade of wildlife, soon there will be no animals left. Species will go extinct and tourism will be negatively affected. Please don't change the laws protecting the precious animals of your country.

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James Cifuentes
10 years ago

Nepal has done so much. Don't let it slide backwards.