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2007Study of the Potentiality of Ecotourism in Chhekampar VDC of Gorkha District, NepalKhanal, Keshab RajCentral Department of Environmental ScienceMasters-
2007Assessment of Potential Non Timber Forest Products for Economic Development. A Case Study of Chapako Community Forest, Ramkot, KathmanduShrestha, KeshabCentral Department of Environmental ScienceMasters-
2007Role Of Community Forests In Faunal Diversity Conservation: A Case Study of The Community Forests Within Satbariya Range Post of Dang District, NepalPokhrel, Ganesh Kumar-Masters-
Jun-2007Potentiality of Bioengineering Techniques to Stabilize the Landslides Of Nagarkot and Tathali VDCs of BhaktapurGongal, Prajjawal BabuCentral Department of Environmental ScienceMasters-
2007Understanding Biodiversity Conservation, Social Structure, And Buffer Zone Vegetation In Mukundapur Buffer Zone Vdc, Chitwan National ParkKhadka, Kapil KishorCentral Department of Environmental ScienceMasters-
Dec-2007Satellite Rainfall Estimates Validation and Applicability in Disaster ManagementSuwal, Madan Krishna-Masters-
2007Estimating the Potential of Community Carbon Forestry: A Case from Champadevi Community ForestKhanal, AnantaCentral Department of Environmental ScienceMasters-
2007Floristic Composition and Dietary Relationship Between Livestock and Himalayan Tahr in Sagarmatha National Park, NepalPandey, RanjitCentral Department of EnglishMasters-
2007Buffer Zone Resources, Livelihood and Conservation Practices in Kumroj Buffer Zone Village Development Committee, Chitwan National ParkShrestha, Dhan BahadurCentral Department of Environmental ScienceMasters-
2007Study OnVegetation and Soil Analysis in Nyadi Hydro-Electric Project, Lamjung, Nepal During Pre-Construction StageSaud, Dammar SinghCentral Department of EnglishMasters-

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