Ghodaghodi Lake Area (GLA) is a Ramsar site and Key Biodiversity Area (KBA) in far-western Nepal. The largest standing freshwater system in lowland Nepal, provides ecosystem services and livelihoods for ca. 5,000 households.

Raptors are an effective indicator of ecosystem health. Most of the raptors are thratened due to anthropogenic activities.

Freshwater ecosystems have suffered catastrophic declines in biodiversity. Over the last 50 years, Nepal lost almost twice as many freshwater species as compared to terrestrial species.

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.