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.

'Capacity Building for the Conservation of Birds and Natural Environment in Nepal' is Himalayan Nature's new project run in collaboration with Japanese Society for Preservation of Birds (JSPB) and Asian Raptor Research and Conservation Network (ARRCN).

Himalayan Nature celebrated 11th International Vulture Awareness Day (7th Sept 2019) by organizing various activities.

Out of 23 eggs, 22 eggs hatched out successfully.

A training of trainers' orientation program was organized for 2 days at Chautara, Sindhupalchok. A total of 35 participants from Law Enforcement Agencies, different relevant Government Agencies, and members of CBAPU took part in the two days training session.

An adult healthy male King Cobra happily returned to his own kingdom.