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Uniting human, animal, and environmental health for a safer, healthier future. Together, we are One Health.

Collaborating across sectors to tackle zoonoses, AMR, pandemics, and climate-related health risks.

13/08/2025

One Health Nepal successfully organized an interactive Rabies Awareness Program at Greenland Public School, engaging over 150 students from Classes 9 and 10.

The session led by Richa Adhikari , Irada Ghimire , Aayush Dhakal , and Simran Shrestha focused on raising awareness about rabies, a fatal yet 100% preventable disease. Students gained valuable knowledge on its causes, symptoms, prevention, and control.

Through lively presentations, open discussions, and an interactive Q&A, participants learned practical ways to protect themselves, their families, and their communities from rabies.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Greenland Public School committee and faculty for their warm hospitality and collaborative spirit in making this program a success.

Together, we take one more step towards a rabies free future.
All for One, One Health for All.

10/08/2025

🦁 Happy World Lion Day 2025! 🦁

Today we honor the King of the Jungle, a symbol of courage, strength, and pride.
Lions are not just majestic creatures; they are vital to the balance of nature, keeping ecosystems healthy and thriving.

Sadly, their roars are fading due to habitat loss, human conflict, and poaching.
On this day, let’s pledge to protect their wild homes, support conservation efforts, and ensure future generations can hear their powerful roar echo across the savannas.

🌍 A lion’s roar can be heard up to 8 km away, let’s make sure the world never falls silent.

08/08/2025

One Health Nepal wishes our Vice-President Suprima Dahal very prosperous birthday. We also wish you good health and productive days ahead.

Happy birthday🎉🥳

08/08/2025

FRIDAY FACT!
Fascinating facts distinguishing Asian (Elephas maximus) and African (Loxodonta africana) elephants, especially about their toenails, along with some broader anatomical and ecological traits:

Elephant Toenail Differences
Species / Subtype
Forefeet Toenails
Hindfeet Toenails
Asian elephant
Fore leg: 5 & hind leg: 4
African bush elephant
Foreleg: 4 & hind leg: 3
Asian elephants consistently have five nails on their front feet and four on their back feet

04/08/2025

One Health Nepal extends its heartfelt congratulations to Prof. Dr. Manoj Kumar Shah on being appointed as the controller of the office of the controller of examination, Agriculture and Forestry University. We also warmly congratulate Assoc. Prof. Dr. Gokarna Gautam on his appointment as the Academic Dean and Assoc. Prof. Mr. Rajendra Bashyal as the Administrative Dean of the Faculty of Animal Science, Veterinary Science and Fisheries (FAVF).

These appointments reflect your exceptional leadership, academic vision, and unwavering commitment to institutional excellence. With your expertise in both academic, administration and examination management, we are confident that the university will continue to uphold the highest standards in quality education, transparency, innovation, and academic integrity, while the faculty will advance further in research, teaching, and overall development.

Wishing you all continued success and impactful tenures ahead.

03/08/2025

🐾 International Assistance Dog Week 2025

📅 Dates: August 3–9
🌟🐾 Celebrating the Unseen Heroes 🐾🌟
This International Assistance Dog Week, we honor the loyal hearts, guiding paws, and unconditional love of our incredible assistance dogs.
They don’t just walk beside us — they empower, protect, and transform lives every single day. 💛🐶

01/08/2025

Its unique reproductive system in hyena.
Copulation occurs through the female spotted hyena (Crocuta crocuta) with pseudo-p***s.

Males must bend their p***s around a 180° angle to successfully mate.

This anatomy gives females control over mating, possibly reducing forced copulations.

01/08/2025

One Health Nepal wishes our Food and Safety Coordinator Mr. Binaya Dahal very prosperous birthday. We also wish you good health and productive days ahead.

Happy birthday🎉🥳

29/07/2025

🐅Happy International Tiger Day!
Today, we celebrate one of nature’s most iconic and powerful creatures—the tiger. 🐯 But this day is more than just admiration—it's a reminder of our responsibility.
With fewer than 4,500 tigers left in the wild, every step toward conservation counts. Together, we can protect their forests, stop poaching, and ensure that future generations hear their roar echo through the wild.
Let’s stand up for the stripes. 💚🌿

27/07/2025

One Health Nepal wishes our Environment Outreach Coordinator Mr. Prashant Chaudhary very prosperous birthday. We also wish you good health and productive days ahead.

Happy birthday🎉🥳

25/07/2025

Friday fact!
🐃 Why a Buffalo Might Pause & Look at Its Owner Before Eating
1. Social Learning & Trust-Building
Domesticated buffalo often develop a bond with their caregivers. By looking at you before eating, the buffalo may be seeking confirmation or reassurance that the feed is safe—especially in the case of unfamiliar feed or recent changes.

2. Selective Feeding Behavior
As ruminants, buffaloes are selective foragers. If they've been offered different types of feed or forage, they may pause and evaluate visually or behaviorally before committing to consumption. Checking with their familiar handler may be part of that decision-making process.

3. Anticipation & Routine Recognition
Buffaloes are creatures of habit. Over time they've likely learned that when you approach or observe them as they graze, a feeding-related action (like offering fresh hay or supplement) might follow. Looking at you could simply be anticipation based on routine.

22/07/2025

🎉✨ Congratulations to the Winners! ✨🎉
On the occasion of Zoonosis Day 2025, One Health Nepal had organized a Reel Video Competition to creatively raise awareness about zoonotic diseases and the One Health approach. And now, the results are in! 🌟🎬

🏆 Winner:
Ms. Anu Thapa Magar & Ms. Simran Chapagai
💡 Your creativity and message truly stood out!

🥈 1st Runner Up:
Ms. Simran Shrestha & Team
📣 A powerful and engaging team effort!

🥉 2nd Runner Up:
Ms. Sonika Shrestha
🎬 A solo performance full of passion and purpose!

👏 Heartfelt thanks to all participants for your energy, effort, and enthusiasm. You all made the event vibrant and impactful.

Let’s continue spreading awareness and inspiring change through creativity! 🌍❤️

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