Biodiversity: The Unknown Burning Issue
After twenty years I arrive at my birthplace Kurgha , a village of Phalebash municipality of Gandaki Pradesh. It was unbelievable that the village is vastly changed in the past two decades in my absence. Really, it is very uneasy for me now to adjust my memories of childhood in the native land. The lifestyle of the villagers is not as hard as earlier. Schools and colleges, the health center's facilities are available in the village. The village is using home to home water supply, electricity, and connection with motor-able roads. The change was not imaginable for us in our childhood. But the population is getting very low than earlier. Especially the village is about to empty of youths of a laborious age. I had seen hard laboring people in arable fields and cattle shades in my childhood. I saw fertile and arable land remain uncultivated now. Most of the population migrated to urban areas or aboard. I meet some villagers there and note that the human a...