In this insightful podcast, watershed management expert Madhukar Upadhya breaks down the growing Nepal water crisis and the alarming effects of climate change in Nepal. With no winter rain in Nepal for years, the conversation dives deep into the reasons behind changing rainfall patterns and how this is impacting water availability, agriculture, and ecosystems across the country. We explore the science behind watershed management in Nepal, uneven rainfall distribution, and the real causes of water shortage in Nepal. Madhukar explains how declining rainfall is directly linked to soil erosion, landslides in Nepal, and long-term environmental damage. The podcast also highlights the future water crisis in Nepal, warning about what the next 5 years could look like if action isn’t taken. From shrinking water sources to threats to vegetation and wildlife, the impacts are already visible. Most importantly, this episode discusses solutions — including sustainable water management, policy changes, and why water must become a national priority. If you’re interested in Nepal environment issues, climate change impact in the Himalayas, agriculture crisis, and sustainability, this conversation is a must-watch. GET CONNECTED WITH Madhukar Upadhya: LinkedIn - https://np.linkedin.com/in/madhukar-upadhya-60b64316 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/madhukar.upadhya/