Nepal has vast sources of water available for human use, however like other countries around the world, increasing population with industrial and irrigation demands put pressure on these resources.

Each year, hundreds of millions of endangered species of animals and their body parts are caught and then sold as food, pets, leather, tourist curios, and medicine.

Himalayan Nature uses advanced technology to understand the species ecology, such information is crucial for the conservation and management of species.

The world has lost over a million pangolins within the last two decades primarily due to poaching and illegal trade.

King Cobra is listed as a vulnerable species and very rare in much of its range. The species has experienced population declines of >80% in the last decade in parts of its range.

King Cobra is facing threats due to habitat degradation, decline in prey base, high human persecution and illegal collection throughout its distribution range.