Environment

High in the mountains of Lunana, more than 4,000 metres above sea level, some of Bhutan’s most dangerous glacial lakes...

Picture: Horticulture Association of Bhutan Despite widespread access to electricity, many households, particularly in rural areas, still rely on firewood...

Bhutan’s mountainous regions are feeling the effects of climate change and a growing waste problem. To help protect the fragile...

What started as a small online group of bird lovers has grown into a massive project to document Bhutan’s wildlife....

Bhutan has called on international donors not to reduce environmental financing as the country transitions out of its Least Developed...

Bhutan has secured the Global Environment Facility’s continued support to finance environmental projects. GEF has officially extended its Least Developed...

Waste generation in Bhutan has increased by 40 per cent over the past six years, with plastic remaining one of...

The Bhutan Trust Fund for Environmental Conservation, or BTFEC, marked World Environment Day in Gelephu today by announcing a series...

During the 71st Global Environment Facility Council Meeting in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, Bhutan took centre stage as a beacon of hope...

As global leaders discussed climate action and resilience at the Global Environment Facility Assembly, Thimphu in Bhutan is already confronting...