Status of natural resources of Nepal

Nepal is rich natural resources. We have many types of green forest. So people say that green forest are the wealth of Nation. The forest of Nepal can be classified into these five parts:

1)      Sub-tropical evergreen:- These are found in the regions up to the height of 1200 m. This types of forest runs from eastern border to western border of Nepal. Sal, sisau, khayar etc are the main trees which we found in this region and it is very important, useful one from the economic point of view.

2)      Temperature deciduous:- Such types of forest we found at the Mahabharat parbat at the height of 2100 m. These types of trees are very soft and not thick. In the winter it is very cold and most of the leaves of trees fall off. Salloo, katus, gurans, sal etc are the some main trees of this region.

3)      Temperate coniferous:- It is found at height of 2100 m to 3300 m. It is very soft. It is useful for furniture and match sticks. Sallo, dhupi, katus, simal etc are the some example of main trees of this region.

4)      Alpine vegetation:- This types of forest is located at the height of 3300 m to 5000 m. It is in the Himalayan region and has no tall trees due to the snowline region and dry area. In this region we can be found valuable herbs like Yarsagumba.

5)      Tundra vegetation:- This region is situated above 5000m and always covered by the snow. It has no trees and plants.

All the things present in the nature which are utilized by the living organism for their survival are together called natural resources. For example; plant, animals, heat, sunlight, water, minerals and fossil fuel. We get all the things from nature. If there is not good nature in our environment our life would be very hard to survive. We have to know about the nature and its benefits towards our life. If we recognize to our natural resources and utilize them properly., we can develop to our country as like other developing countries. There are many priceless natural resources in our country such as minerals, water resources, herbs, forests, mountains, rocks and so on. Henceforth, Nepal is richest in the world for the nature but we are unknown about its value. So here is a slogan:

"Nepal is the richest country in the world but thinking is poorest in the world".

There are many ways to preserve the natural resources of Nepal by the government. They are most valuable things we found in Nepal of the world. The Yeti, The one horned rhinoceros and other wild animals are not found in the world like in Nepal. There are other priceless herbs in Nepal. The national park is one of the best ways to protect the natural resources and it is ruled by the government. Therefore, it is certain area separated for the protection of birds and animals, natural vegetation, land, watershed etc. There are nine national parks so far have been established in Nepal by the government. They are as:-

National Parks and conservation area of Nepal:-

Name	Districts	Area	Establish
1)      Tshe-Foksundo	Dolpa-Mugu	3555 sq km	1984 AD
2)       Langtang	Rasuwa, Sindhupalchok, Nuwakot.	1710 sq km	1976 AD
3)      Sagarmatha	Solukhumbhu	1148 sq km	1976 AD
4)      Chitwan	Chitwan, Parsa, Nawalparasi, Makawanpur.	932 sq km	1973 AD
5)      Khaptad	Bhajang, Doti, Achham, Bajura	225 sq km	1984 AD
6)      Rara	Mugu, Jumla	106 sq km	1976 AD
7)      Bardiya	Bardiya	968 sq km	1988 AD
8)      Makalu-Barun	Sangkhuwasabha, Soukhumbu	1500 sq km	1991 AD
9)      Shiva puri	Kathmandu, Nuwakot	144.78 sq km	2058 B.S.

Wildlife reserves preserve the rare birds and animals and their habitat. It is specially take care of those birds and animals which have been extinct and are disappearing. So far four wildlife reserves and four conservation area are established in Nepal. They are:

Wildlife conservation are of Nepal:

Name	Districts	Area	Establish
1)      Parsa	Chitwan,Parsa, Makawanpur	499 sq km	1984 AD
2)      Shahishukla Phant	Kanchanpur	305 sq km	1976 AD
3)      Dhorpatan	Baglung, Myagdi, Rukum.	1325 sq km	1987 AD
4)      Koshitapu	Sunsari	175 sq km	1976 AD

The total area is covered by these parks is about 20,702.78 sq km and 13.88% sq km of the total land of Nepal

Conservation area of Nepal

Name	Districts	Area	Establish
Annapurna	Kaski, Myagdi, Manang, Mustan, Lamjung	7629 sq km	1992 AD
Makalu barun	Solukhumbu, Sangkhuwasabha	830 sq km	1991 AD
Kanchanjanga	Taplejung	2035 sq km	1997 AD
Manaslu	Gorkha	1663 sq km	1998 AD

Communicating Emotionally

                 Emotional communication is also called septic communication. It means communicating emotion is more than words. For example we have all entered a room and left someone who was angry at us even before the person said a word. Sentic communication is much two tuning fork vibrating. If they are at the same frequency you can bit one tuning fork have it vibrate and soon second tuning fork will begin to vibrate.
 

That means when we are afraid we often attract other fearful people or people that prey on fearful people. When I was a kid we would often say such things as "I get bad vibes from that guy. That is an examples of sentic or emotional communication.

One of the great value of being trained by a network marketing company with a great education plan is that it encourage you to overcome your emotional limitation and speaks from you human spirit.

Communicating physically

We have all met people who we are attracted to physicall. We have also met people who we are repulsed by, just because of the way they look. The reason is physical communication or visual communication, what a person looks like is at first glance the most powerful of all the communication. Studies have shown that true person to person communication is made up of approximately:

10% words

35% emotion

50% visual or physical

5% other variables

In other works, what you look like, or if you are frowning, slouchin, dressed inapporiately all impact your effectiveness in communication. Obviously these are rough estimates or approximation as they serve as good guide lines to improving communication between people.

Some guide line for English

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I am a guide. I am Gurung. (In this sentences never use "a") My name is a Karma. It is not correct sentence. My name is Karma.

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Mariuna=A kind of Grass, intoxicated or drunk=Maeo, Murmuring=speak by heart. Read by heart=s07 kfg'{

We don't have to ask about about the salary to the European people. We don't have to ask the age of European people, especially to ladies group. If they ask and then we can be ask to them.

English people usually say year of age of they have completed that, they don't say running year.

In England there are two types of School, they are Private and Public school. There are very cheap second hand cars. Some people have not their own house. But they live in beautiful houses which are made by the muniupulacity. They live with their their parents up to 18^th year and then they separate. They have free treatment for health checking and also medicine too. They have national services which are provided by government. They don't call by relation like hello! Uncle, Aunti, They call by the name as like: Hello Mr. Gurung, Hello David, Hello Dhan etc. Usually there is not good weather in UK. So UK people always talk about the weather. That is why they always see the weather. If they have very clean weather and then they say "very good morning". In English have leap year. They have leap year for every four year, that's why they have only 29^th days for each February. Generally the year which is divided by number 4, that year will be leap year, suppose 2004, 2008 was leap year because we divide by 4 to that year.

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