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Himalayan Nature
Founded in 2000, Himalayan Nature is a development and conservation research institute, working for sustainable livelihoods of Himalayan communities as well as initiating scientific research on Himalayan biodiversity and the broader environment. It is an independent, not-for-profit organization actively working on emerging issues related to the development and conservation of natural resources, and sustainable livelihoods of people in the Himalayan region. Himalayan Nature is a science-based organization and takes an independent view of livelihood options provided to local communities and biodiversity conservation issues. We provide sound advice on aspects of social development and environmental management to government authorities and other concerned agencies. Periodically, we release statements to help improve awareness among the public and policy makers on the sustainable livelihood issues and environmental challenges.
WORKING WITH US BY HELPING & DONATION
Himalayan Nature fosters young volunteers from all over the world to work on various projects in the region. If you are interested to work under the programme areas we have set or if you have expertise to share, please write to us in our normal email address with your cv. Depending upon your interest and field of expertise we may be able to help you on this. Should you wish to support us by giving donations please write us or send cheque payable to Himalayan Nature.

Raptors are an effective indicator of ecosystem health, >50% raptor species in Nepal are nationally threatened - mainly due to anthropogenic activities.
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3rd January, 2021
AWC 2021 has been started. Read the different news coverage
Read more18th November, 2020
Himalayan Nature is the first organization in Nepal to track numerous species of raptors to understand their movement. In this study, we are receiving information on the extraordinary movement of Himalayan Vulture between central China to South Asia. Himalayan Vultures frequently fly over 7500 m elevation over the high Himalayas.
Read more20th March, 2020
Himalayan Nature welcomes Dr Munir Z. Virani and Dr Taej Mundkur as our new Patrons. Both are highly reputed scientists brings over 30 years of experience in conservation projects worldwide
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