If you are a morning person and have the habit of jogging into the woods, you must have definitely heard the beautiful song of this bird - Blue Rock Thrush. While the bird has a stable population, Blue Rock Thrush has gained protection in Malta as a national bird.
#knowyourbird

Glad to present our annual report 2021 - 2022 on this momentous occasion. Please read and share with your amazing circles. We have the message from the Country Director to untie the knot...

Read the full annual report here: wwfbhutan.org.bt/?377895/Annual…
Happy losar everyone...

Hello again.. 🙂
Winter, Wednesday, and our next bird in the educational series on bird is here. It's Black-necked Crane. Remind your children, friends and families of this beautiful alpine crane species.
See you next Wednesday with another bird in the list.
#BirdsfromBhutan

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Catch up on what has kept Pandas in Bhutan busy in the past three months on our latest Panda Quarterly edition. We will see you with another update in the next three months. Meanwhile, enjoy reading this winter edition.

Hello.. It’s Wednesday.
Glad to present you the first bird of the year from 'Know your bird series.' It’s Black-crowned Night heron. The black crown is not much visible in the juveniles but very much the part of the adults.
Have you seen this bird anywhere around you? ✍️🐦

We leave the year of Tiger behind by the hour. However, its lessons and milestones we covered will keep us moving forward.

We would like to thank our partners who stood by us in 2022. You have truly inspired us every hour, every day, and every week.

We wish you Happy New Year.

The Living Landscape Project Advisory Committee (PAC) came together in Thimphu yesterday to endorse Annual Work Plan and Budget for the year 2023.
The PAC members discussed the way forward and the proposal submitted from the implementing partners.
#HCV #Livinglandscape

Greetings from Panda Family in Bhutan. We wish everyone Merry Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year. It's been a wonderful year, having everyone of you, your love and support, in our journey. Cheers to another wonderful year.
#TogetherPossible

Having seen flying across the highest mountains on earth, Bar-headed geese are known as the highest-flying birds.
What do you see first in Bar-headed geese? Have you seen this bird anywhere around you? Share with us in the comments.
#knowyourbirds

As Bhutanese celebrate National Day at Changlingmithang and beyond, home and abroad, we join the nation in celebrating the occasion of unity, bravery, and victory of Palden Drukpa this National Day.
We wish everyone a happy 115 National Day.
Palden Drukpa Gyello.

#HappeningNow : Validation meeting for Technical Need Assessment (TNA) and Capacity Building action plan (CBAP) report with the officials from the Department of Forest and Park Services underway in Phuentsholing, a crucial step towards implementing Living Landscape project.

Day-long training on Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment for Living Landscape project underway in Phuentsholing. Dawa Yoezer from UWICER opens the session, presenting experiences from climate vulnerability assessment carried out in PAs.
Tarayana Foundation #TogetherPossible

Hello.. It’s Wednesday. We are dropping a bird that sings well, very well 🙂
What do you see first in Asian Koel? Have you seen this bird anywhere around you? Share with us in the comments.
#knowyourbirds
#Bhutan
#wednesday

We are hiring Grants and Contract Officer. Submit your CV and Cover letter only.
Details about the position can be found on wwfbhutan.org.bt/opportunities/…
Contact our HR at 02-323528/323316 or by email to [email protected] for any clarifications.

We are hiring Program Coordinator. Submit your CV and cover letter only.
Details about the position can be found on wwfbhutan.org.bt/opportunities/…
All queries regarding the positions may be directed to the HR, WWF Bhutan at telephone 02-323528/323316 or by email to [email protected]

Official from the Ministry of Finance opens the second day of Annual Work Plan and budget meeting for the year 2023 in Phuentsholing for Living Landscape project: Securing High Conservation Values in South Western Bhutan.

Asian Barred Owlet are unique owls. They hunt during the day time unlike other owls that are active at night. Yellow iris and warm body; inspire to stay warm like Asian Barred Owlet this winter.
What do you see first in Asian Barred Owlet? Comment🦅
#BirdsfromBhutan
#Wednesday

World leaders are meeting to agree a new global deal for nature. They must be bold. And to secure a #NaturePositive world they must prioritize freshwater biodiversity since it is dragging the whole curve downwards. You can still sign our Open Letter 👇
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WWF-Bhutan invites sealed quotation from eligible firms/vendors for supply of field gears.
Interested firms must submit their quotation by 11 AM on 16 December 2022. For details, follow the link: wwfbhutan.org.bt/media_room/new…