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“Twenty-five
members from our group attended the launch of
“My Taudaha” and enjoyed it a lot.
Messages regarding the conservation of the lake
and the importance of biodiversityconservation
and fresh water ecosystems was well presented
through puppetry presentations, plays, and poems.
We are very interested in being a part of this
program and providing assistance to Spiny Babbler.”
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Dhana KC, Vice Chairperson, Basuki Mahila Jagaran
Samuha
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“I
enjoyed “Mero Taudaha”. After the
program, I was able to learn that the release
of wrong plants and aquatic life can imbalance
the water ecosystem in the lake. I also learned
that due to lack of proper knowledge important
aquatic plants were being removed from the lake.
I think TEMLP will educate the people to identify
plants that are harmful and useful.”
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Nirmal Railla, Student, Shubhakamana Academy
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“The
play performed by the Taudaha Youth Club was
excellent and appreciated by everyone. Overall,
I feel that the program was able to generate
awareness, to a large extent, on why it is important
for us to work with biodiversity conservation
and freshwater ecosystems in Nepal. This sort
of awareness generation program is essential
in Taudaha.”
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Pabitra Thapa, Vice Chairperson, Parijat Mahila
Samuha
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“The
program helped me to understand the historical
and cultural importance of Taudaha and the importance
of biodiversity conservation in Nepal.”
- Apsara Budhathoki, Community
Member, Taudaha
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“Through
the play I was able to learn a lot about the
origin of the lake and Karkotak Nagraja and
Nagrani (the King and Queen of Serpents). “My
Taudaha” has provided me with an opportunity
to learn more about biodiversity conservation,
freshwater ecosystems, and about birds visiting
from Siberia. I think this is the first time
that an arts program like this has been conducted
here and I look forward to attending more arts
events in the future.”
- Nirmala Railla, Community
Member, Pandey Chhap
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“The
arts program was able to educate people at the
grassroots’ level on biodiversity conservation
and fresh water ecosystems, which I think is remarkable.”
- Deepesh Nepal, Secretary,
Sakshyam Bal Club
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“The
launch of “Mero Taudaha” was an excellent
program. Everyone enjoyed the poems, plays, dances,
and play presentation related to conservation issues.
Through the messages community members were able
to learn better and faster about biodiversity conservation
issues.”
- Purushottam Budhathoki,
President, Taudaha Youth Club
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“I
think more than 50% of the audience during the
arts event was able to learn a lot about the importance
of conserving Taudaha as a wetland area. Through
songs, poems, and the play the local populace
was able to know why we need to keep the lake
area clean and its water sources pollution free.”
- Bishwambhar Nepal, General
Secretary, Manab Kalyan Dharma Sewa Samiti
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“The
community in Taudaha received the program very well.
They are determined to work towards conservation
issues and protect the bird species in the area.”
- Govinda Prasad Dahal, Principal,
Shree Jalapa Devi Prathamik Vidalaya
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“The
program’s objective to apply the arts to disseminate
information on biodiversity conservation issues
and freshwater ecosystems attracted a lot of people
to the event. The role of the arts as an awareness
generating tool is an integral part of TEMLP.”
- Haris Chandra Budhathoki,
Principal, Shubhakamana Academy
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