Nepal has launched a month-long nationwide butterfly count involving over 100 volunteers who are documenting species and habitats across 25 locations. Researchers hope the gathered data will fill significant information gaps to help monitor ecosystem health and guide future conservation policies.
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Nepal has launched a month-long nationwide butterfly count involving over 100 volunteers who are documenting species and habitats across 25 locations. Researchers hope the gathered data will fill significant information gaps to help monitor ecosystem health and guide future conservation policies.
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