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.

Community-based conservation of Critically Endangered vulture species in western Nepal

Vulture Conservation Project

Wild Bird Trade Control and Sensitization

Project on Wild Bird Trade Control and Sensitization

VULTURE CONSERVATION PROGRAM

Vultures play a highly important ecological role through the rapid consumption of animal carcasses. They also have an important cultural role in the consumption of human dead bodies in sky burials within Nepal and Tibet.

MONITORING AUTUMN MIGRATION OF DEMOISELLE CRANE

The Demoiselle Crane (Grus virgo Linnaeus, 1758), 90-100 cm tall bird, has a wide global distribution. Breeding population is distributed in six main populations such as 1) North West Africa/Atlas, 2) Black Sea, 3) Turky, 4)Kalmykia, 5)Kazakastan/Central Asia and 6) Eastern Asia. East Asian breeding population is distributed in Mangolia, Sibaria and China.

BENGAL FLORICAN CONSERVATION PROJECT

Bengal Florican Houbaropsis bengalensis is a habitat specialised bustard, dependent upon alluvial grassland habitat of terai region. It is restricted to two small and disjunct populations, one in the Terai region of India and Nepal, and the other in Cambodia with global population250-999 mature individuals. In Nepal it is restricted only in Koshi Tappu Wildlife Reserve, Bardia National Park, Chitwan National Park and Suklphanta Wildlife Reserve.

RANIBARI COMMUNITY FOREST - A BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION LEARNING CENTRE AT KATHMANDU VALLEY, NEPAL

With the support of BirdLife International Tokyo and other organizations, Bird Conservation Nepal (BCN) is running Biodiversity Conservation Learning Center at Ranibari Community Forest (RCF), Kathmandu.