Working to build a future Nepal where both people and nature thrive. Together, we can #BuildBackBetter.

Nepal
Joined April 2013
Call for Proposals (Recall) WWF Nepal, in coordination with DNPWC, invites proposals from VAT-registered organizations for a field-based wetland carbon assessment in Chitwan National Park and its Buffer Zone. Visit wwfnepal.org/get_involved/ca… for details.
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Are you passionate about wildlife conservation, community engagement & human-wildlife coexistence? Here’s an opportunity to make a meaningful impact! Scan the QR code or visit smrtr.io/CkL4gfor to apply. Be part of the effort to build a future where people & tigers coexist.
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Happy Sloth Bear Day! Sloth bears play an important role in maintaining healthy forest ecosystems, but habitat loss, human-wildlife conflict, and other threats put their survival at risk. Let’s protect sloth bears and the forests they call home.
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Ms. Loren Mayor, COO, Ms. Kate Newman, VP -Sustainable Infrastructure & Public Sector Initiatives & Mr. Derek Vollmer, Director- Waterscapes from WWF US & Dr. Ghana Shyam Gurung, CR, WWF Nepal, met with Hon. Vice-Chairperson Dr. Gunakar Bhatta to discuss disaster-resilient devt.
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The discussions focused on strengthening disaster resilience, with particular emphasis on the development and rehabilitation of Indigenous communities affected by the recent floods in Nepal.
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Hon. Ms Geeta Chaudhary, MoAFE met Ms Loren Mayor, COO, Ms Kate Newman, VP Sustainable Infrastructure & Public Sector Initiatives & Mr Derek Vollmer, Director - Waterscapes, WWF US & Dr. Ghana Shyam Gurung, CR WWF Nepal to discuss Nepal's flood recovery efforts & the way forward.
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The discussions focused on promoting nature-based, climate-resilient reconstruction, strengthening biodiversity conservation through improved forest and wildlife management, and advancing science-based solutions to human-wildlife conflict involving tigers, elephants, and monkeys.
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Listen to nature. It tells us: monitored wildlife populations have declined by an avg of 73% since 1970. But it tells us this too: what falls can rise again.Elephants, tigers, green turtles, tuna. All made a comeback. Not by chance. By people. Share with hope. #LivingPlanetReport
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This World Animal Day, let’s pause, look closer, and see the world through the countless other eyes we share this planet with. #TogetherPossible
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WWF Nepal is looking for a creative organization to tell the story of Deep Regenerative Agriculture in the high-altitude landscapes of Mustang through a 30-45 minute documentary. Scan the QR code or visit wwfnepal.org/get_involved/ca… for details and to apply.
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Caught in mid-stare! Meet the Bengal fox - the smallest canid in Nepal!
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On World Rivers Day, we celebrate the lifelines that flow through our landscapes and sustain people, forests, wetlands, and wildlife. Let’s keep our rivers alive, flowing, and full of life. Happy World Rivers Day! youtu.be/ZgrbqPw-5XY
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WWF Nepal invites qualified organizations based in Nepal to conduct formative research in Patihani & Kerunga BZUCs of Chitwan National Park to understand the behavioral, social, cultural, and economic factors influencing human-wildlife interactions. Visit wwfnepal.org/get_involved/ca…
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WWF Nepal handed over NPR 15 million to Hon. Geeta Chaudhary, Minister MoAFE, on the occasion of National Conservation Day. This was an addition to NPR 10 million to the PM Disaster Relief Fund, presented to Hon. Dr. Swarnim Wagle, Finance Minister, a few weeks prior.
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"WWF is mission-driven, focused on people centric conservation & environmental impact assessment. This contribution reflects the urgency of the moment. Flood-affected communities remain cut off with roads & connections severely damaged.
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This supports the govt's immediate effort to restore access & reconnect these communities.Our long-term focus: rehabilitating national parks, strengthening Environmental Impact Assessments & building lasting conservation & climate resilience."Dr. Ghana Shyam Gurung, CR, WWF Nepal
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A few months ago, WWF Nepal provided motorable rubber boats, patela boats, and essential rescue and river-monitoring equipment to Chitwan National Park to strengthen safer river operations, disaster preparedness and emergency rescue and response capacity.
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Today, that preparedness is making a difference. As recent floods impact communities across Narayani River, the equipment is being deployed by the Nepal Army-Shree New Gorakh Battalion in search and rescue operations.
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The equipment was handed over by Dr. Adil Nazam, President of WWF International & Dr. Ghana Shyam Gurung, CR, WWF Nepal, to strengthen efforts that go beyond wildlife monitoring & conservation by supporting the safety, resilience & wellbeing of communities. #togetherpossible
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On Zero Emissions Day lets highlight a key step Nepal took toward stronger climate transparency. On 19 Sept, Nepal launched its Online National MRV Portal, strengthening how the country measres, reports, verifies GHG emissions, NDC progress, adaptation efforts & climate finance.
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Read all about it: wwfnepal.org/knowledge_hub_/… The portal, developed through the CBIT project with financial support from GEF and WWF Nepal as the implementing partner, will help turn climate data into evidence-based action. #TogetherPossible
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