About Us

From biodiversity research and conservation to community engagement and education outreach we are here to deliver practical effort to nature

Who are we ?

The Himalayan Conservancy/Himalaya Samrakshak Sanstha is a not for profit, non-governmental and non-political organization based at Kathmandu, Nepal. The organization is dedicated to the conservation and research of biodiversity and environment in Nepal.

Besides biodiversity and environment conservation and research, we also promote educational awareness and outreach about the need for the conservation and management of biodiversity and environment. We also organize capacity building of young researchers and citizen scientists to develop future conservationists and researchers in the field to sustain biodiversity conservation and environment management.

The organization is registered at District Administration Office (Reg No. 2081/82-127) and Social Welfare Council (Reg No. 57518) Our team and their research initiatives has covered broader geographical range extending from lower terai region to the higher reaches of the Himalayas in Nepal.

What we do ?

The Himalayan Conservancy/Himalaya Samrakshak Sanstha is committed to preserving Nepal’s rich biodiversity through innovative research, conservation actions, and community engagement. Our work spans diverse ecosystems, from the lowland Terai to the high-altitude Himalayan regions, focusing on creating sustainable solutions for wildlife conservation and environmental management.

1. Biodiversity Research and Monitoring

We conduct scientific research and long-term monitoring of wildlife populations, habitats, and ecosystems to identify conservation priorities. Our studies help in understanding species distribution, behavior, and threats, guiding effective conservation strategies.

2. Wildlife Conservation Initiatives

THiC implements conservation programs targeting endangered and threatened species, including habitat restoration, anti-poaching efforts, and human-wildlife conflict mitigation to ensure coexistence between people and wildlife.

3. Climate Change Impact Assessment

Recognizing the growing impact of climate change, we assess its effects on biodiversity and ecosystems. We develop and promote sustainable adaptation and mitigation strategies to protect vulnerable species and habitats.

4. Community Engagement and Education

We empower local communities through education, awareness campaigns, and participatory conservation programs. By fostering environmental stewardship, we encourage sustainable resource use and biodiversity protection.

5. Capacity Building and Training

THiC invests in the next generation of conservationists by providing training and capacity-building programs for young researchers, students, and citizen scientists. Our workshops, seminars, and field training help develop skills crucial for biodiversity conservation.

6. Policy Advocacy and Collaboration

We engage with policymakers, conservation partners, and stakeholders to advocate for evidence-based environmental policies. Collaborative efforts amplify conservation impacts and support the sustainable management of Nepal’s natural resources.

Meet Our Team

Sandeep Regmi

President

Bishnu Aryal

Vice-President

Roshan Khatri

Secretary