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Discover Bara Gumti: Pathways to sustainable Tourism
Immerse yourself in our community-based Tourism initiative located at Baragumti under Tsendagang Gewog, Dagana District where nature thrives and culture unite.
Bara Gumti village have embraced ecotourism as a source of sustainable income and is also a home to Critically endangered White Bellied Heron.
Join us for this unforgettable experience in supporting local communities and preserving our precious environment.
Bara Gumti village have embraced ecotourism as a source of sustainable income and is also a home to Critically endangered White Bellied Heron.
Join us for this unforgettable experience in supporting local communities and preserving our precious environment.
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Marketing Video for RSPN Conference Hall Reservation
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Say Hello to savings; Chic Meeting Venues at Unbeatable Prices!; Smart Choices, Smart Savings; Host Your Meetings for less!
Happy New Year 2024 from Royal Society for Protection Nature
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The year 2023 has been a fulfilling year for us in achieving the milestones in conserving biodiversity, promotion of climate actions and enhancing sustainable livelihood. Your support has strengthened the conservation of our flagship species, Black-necked crane and White-bellied Heron; contributed towards promotion of climate actions and enhanced sustainable livelihood opportunities for the com...
Cheychey - The White-bellied Heron (English version)
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RSPN present you the first ever 3D animated documentary, 'Cheychey - The White-bellied Heron' commemorating the 11th Royal Wedding Anniversary. We hope that the story of Cheychey inspires you to connect and learn more about this critically endangered bird and help us protect them from the brink of extinction. #SaveWBHfromExtinction
Cheychey - The White-bellied Heron (Dzongkha version)
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RSPN present you the first ever 3D animated documentary, 'Cheychey - The White-bellied Heron' commemorating the 11th Royal Wedding Anniversary. We hope that the story of Cheychey inspires you to connect and learn more about this critically endangered bird and help us protect them from the brink of extinction.
LCSG member talks about White-bellied Heron
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We are delighted to participate in the #ChampionsOfTheEndangered campaign organized by Synchronicity Earth and The Ellen Fund. As we celebrate the campaign in honor the endangered species, we share with the rest of the world the stories of our journey in the conservation of the Critically Endangered Species, the White-bellied Heron, our biggest pride.
Saving White-bellied Heron from EXTINCTION
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We are delighted to participate in the #ChampionsOfTheEndangered campaign organized by Synchronicity Earth and The Ellen Fund. As we celebrate the campaign in honor the endangered species, we share with the rest of the world the stories of our journey in the conservation of the Critically Endangered Species, the White-bellied Heron, our biggest pride.
RSPN-Oldest NGO in Bhutan
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We are delighted to participate in the #ChampionsOfTheEndangered campaign organized by Synchronicity Earth and The Ellen Fund. As we celebrate the campaign in honor the endangered species, we share with the rest of the world the stories of our journey in the conservation of the Critically Endangered Species, the White-bellied Heron, our biggest pride.
Improving the lives of communities of Zamsa and Phatsuma
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Water and sanitation project implemented by RSPN with generous support received from Mr. Christopher Hunt.
Karma and Pema (Injured Cranes in captivity)
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To learn more about RSPN Bhutan: www.rspnbhutan.org/ To support us in conservation: www.rspnbhutan.org/support-us/ Join us as a member: www.rspnbhutan.org/become-a-member1/ Follow us on Facebook: rspnbhutan Instagram: rspn_bhutan
Wang Chhu, "Don’t pollute the Thimphu River for a Healthy Thimphu"
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“Don’t pollute the Thimphu River for a Healthy Thimphu” This video portrays the negligence and complacency of the residents of Thimphu with regards to the Thimphu River and what needs to be done. Although Thimphu River is a vital life-giver for the district and beyond, the condition today lies in a pitiful state. Over 100,000 people live in Thimphu, and the Thimphu River is a source of life for...
Restoration: Through a collective effort
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The video briefly walks through the viewers from a 10-year-old girl to 21-year-old student, focusing on the land degradation happening over the years. The video clearly shows how land degradation is associated with soil fertility and crop production. Farmers are the main population to be affected by land degradation, thus leading to rural-urban migration. Although the main theme of the video is...
We are the humans
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We are human Everything around the world is changing yet people fail to notice the change and the source of change. This video provides a message that we have destroyed nature however we are not too late if we act upon it. It conveys to the viewers with the positive hope that if we act now, there is nothing that we cannot achieve rather we can bring back the environment’s health. Thus bringing ...
Smallest Act make biggest difference
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The video is about how we can all work together to restore any environmental/ecosystem damage even if it means doing something as small and simple as planting a tree. We are focusing on specific and recent damage that occurred recently at Wangditse as a result of a forest fire.
The Sacred Flight of Black-necked Crane
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The Sacred Flight of Black-necked Crane
Membership @ Royal Society for Protection of Nature
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Membership @ Royal Society for Protection of Nature
Introduction to the critically endangered White-bellied Heron, Bhutan
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Introduction to the critically endangered White-bellied Heron, Bhutan
Come Explore and Experience Haa with us
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Come Explore and Experience Haa with us
Saving White-bellied Heron from extinction
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Saving White-bellied Heron from extinction
nice video but my goodness what is the sound in the background
They are here in New Jersey United States
Di at this moments with this song get emotional Heart Touching, You sing few song but very very heart touching keep going
I hope he/she is still doing well
Ua audio is not clear duhh
Beautiful!
Lovely
Congratulations, and deep meanings 💕
Beautiful!
Amazing.... We want to visit phobjika valley for Majestic Black neck cranes...
mind-blowing production.
Wonderful video :)
Wow
Beautiful information
Beautiful
awesome
Beautiful La. A longer video would have helped audience to understand the situation better. Keep up La.
these rare species simply do not have a chance!
The chick differs from the adult in being white with a yellow underbelly, which lightens as the heron matures. The most outstanding feature of the white-bellied heron is its massive pointed bill, which measures about 15 to 18 centimetres in length. The white-bellied heron has a loud, deep ‘ock ock ock ock urrrrrr’ call. Also known as the imperial heron and Ardea imperialis.
Also known as the imperial heron, the white-bellied heron (Ardea insignis) is the second largest species of heron in the world, exceeded in size only by the Goliath heron (Ardea goliath). This large, long-necked species is named for its white underbelly and wing linings. The male white-bellied heron is very similar in appearance to the female, with a blackish head topped with a pale plume of feathers, and a brownish-grey body with grey wings, legs and feet.
Also known as the imperial heron, the white-bellied heron (Ardea insignis) is the second largest species of heron in the world, exceeded in size only by the Goliath heron (Ardea goliath). This large, long-necked species is named for its white underbelly and wing linings. The male white-bellied heron is very similar in appearance to the female, with a blackish head topped with a pale plume of feathers, and a brownish-grey body with grey wings, legs and feet.