Bhutan Trust Fund signs a Nu 2.5 million grant to enhance elephant corridors in Gelephu, marking a significant step in ecological restoration and biodiversity conservation.

BTF opens a new office in GMC, enhancing conservation support for southern Bhutan. This expansion aims to improve access to environmental resources and foster community...

World Environment Day saw schools and businesses in Bhutan join forces for a recycling drive, highlighting the country's commitment to sustainability.

Bhutan faces significant challenges in achieving its Zero Waste 2030 target, particularly in managing e-waste and EV battery disposal, despite efforts to enhance waste management...

Sarpang rangers combat invasive species in Gelephu, paving the way for a sustainable ecological corridor to reduce human-elephant conflict.

Bhutan's first SOFF-backed upper-air facility is set to transform weather forecasting accuracy and enhance early warning systems, aiding in disaster preparedness.

Bhutan launches the Green Finance Taxonomy pilot in June, broadening its sustainability focus to include climate adaptation and resilience.

Bhutan's MoENR is developing a framework to support victims of human-wildlife conflict, focusing on compensation and prevention strategies.

Discover how Phuentsholing transforms kitchen waste into nutrient-rich compost, supporting sustainable agriculture and urban greening.

The Haa wetlands in Bhutan have emerged as a new breeding haven for Black-necked Cranes, signaling an adaptive response to climate change.

Seasonal forecasts help Bhutanese farmers adapt to climate changes by informing crop planning, water management, and pest control strategies.

Elephants in Bhutan are adapting to human barriers, intensifying wildlife conflicts. Despite mitigation efforts, elephants find ways around obstacles, posing challenges for local communities.