The Himalayan region faces unprecedented climate threats. Recent catastrophic flooding in Nepal exposes vulnerabilities that Bhutan shares, particularly regarding glacial lake outburst floods and accelerating...

Discover how the WBH conservation project has transformed rural Bhutan by delivering clean water to over 15 communities across six districts, improving lives while protecting...

The Hindu Kush Himalaya region faces unprecedented climate threats, yet eight countries remain fragmented in their response. Rising temperatures, retreating glaciers, and changing rainfall patterns...

Bhutan accelerates solar power development to strengthen energy security amid climate-driven hydropower challenges. With 310 identified sites offering 4,300MW capacity, the nation targets 5,000MW by...

Matsutake mushroom production in Ura Gewog faces alarming decline as forest degradation threatens this prized wild fungus. Local farmers and conservation authorities collaborate to protect...

Genetic research confirms Bhutan's wolves belong to the ancient Himalayan wolf lineage, solving a conservation mystery and highlighting the need for dedicated protection strategies.

The Royal Audit Authority directs DECC to operationalise the Material Recovery Facility at Taba within three months, following over a year of inactivity despite Nu...

Bhutan's snow leopard population reaches 134 individuals with stable growth trends, offering conservation success amid mixed outcomes across High Asia's 12 range countries. Discover what...

Bhutan's agriculture and livestock sector faces a critical shortfall in meeting its 2025 emission reduction targets. Fragmented implementation, insufficient funding, and monitoring gaps threaten the...

Punakha's record-breaking 39.5°C temperature signals alarming climate shifts threatening Bhutan's agriculture, water security, and food systems. Experts warn of accelerating warming trends with severe implications...

A groundbreaking nationwide study reveals that common leopards are thriving alongside Bhutan's growing tiger population, challenging assumptions about large carnivore competition and offering hope for...

Nearly four years after Bhutan invested USD 374,000 in three pandemic-era incinerators, all three machines sit broken or unused. A Royal Audit Authority report reveals...