Our work

Projects and programmes

Conservation work across Nepal, from the Terai grasslands to the high Himalaya — run with the communities who live in these landscapes.

Vultures, Cows and People-Strengthening an Ancient Relationship

The Vultures, Cows and People-Strengthening an Ancient Relationship project in Kanchanpur District, Far-Western Nepal.

Conservation of Mai Valley Forest Landscape through Sustainable Finance for People and Nature

Mai Valley Forest Landscape Project

Sacred Flyways: Securing Site Networks for the Black-necked Crane as a Flagship Species for High Altitude Wetland Biodiversity Conservation in the Central Asian Flyway

Black-necked Crane Grus nigricollis, a rare and Near Threatened species, holds immense ecological and cultural importance across the Himalayan region. The species breeds in Western Tibet, and India and migrates to its wintering ground in Eastern Tibet and Bhutan through the Central Asian Flyway. In Nepal, it is considered vagrant and data deficient with scattered sightings over the years. The species have been regularly observed during the breeding season in the wetlands of Limi Valley Important Bird and Biodiversity Area (IBA), in Humla District hinting towards possible breeding population. This highlights urgent need for scientific assessment and conservation action before the species is lost from Nepal.

Sustainable management of wetlands and grasslands: enhancing biodiversity and livelihoods

Darwin Initiative Project Information

People Partner with Nature for sustainable Living

Integrating livelihood for Conservation- Phase III (2022-2025)

Conservation of forest landscape in Mai Valley

Forest Landscape Conservation Project