Himalayan Nature set up the Brian Houghton Hodgson Award for Nature Conservation (BHANC) to honour the noble work and life of Brian Houghton Hodgson.

Peter set up International Wildlife Conservation Society (IWCS) in the 1960s– a charity engaged in habitat management in Nepal, primarily through the park heavyweight Dr Tirtha Man Maskey and the NGO Institute of Nature Conservation and Rural Development the latter founded by the late Hikmat Bisht.

The River Dolphin conservation project funded by The Rufford Foundation indented to bring the cumulative efforts of all the conservation entities for its conservation

Ms. Phoebe Griffith, a research fellow of Himalayan Nature and current PhD student at Oxford University conduct a workshop on planning and development of a conservation project

Unveiling the most awaited book “BIRDS OF NEPAL; a field guide to the birds of Nepal in Nepali version”.

Himalayan Nature is the host institution in Nepal for the Asian Waterbird Census (AWC). Over 350 citizen scientists and volunteers are already at various wetlands of the country to conduct a waterbird census.