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

2019 Raptor migration count indicates 22% declines on the number of endangered Steppe Eagle over 8 years.

The first ever book written in Nepali on Tiger has been launched today.

An inception meeting on pangolin conservation was conducted in Panauti Municipality-10, Khopasi, Kavrepalanchowk.

Workshops on Land Use and Land Cover Mapping were held on 23 October 2019 at Simathari and Laxmipur of Ghodaghodi Municipality, Kailali.

Since 2012, Himalayan Nature is conducting annual count of migrating raptors along the migration flyway in Nepal. Our team is working hard to record every migrants, at Thoolakharka raptor migration watch site.