Last week, we organised a workshop in Kathmandu to share our preliminary findings, which is also featured in Mongabay. Thanks to Mongabay for spotlighting this critical issue. 2/2

The story explores the connections between #crocodiles and #communities, drawing lessons from the field that could inform better #conservation actions.
Read the full #blog here: scbsocialscience.org/who-bears-re...

They visited our #pangolin #research and #conservation site in Chitwan to learn more about our #science-driven and #community-engaged conservation approach. We are grateful for the meaningful #exchange and shared #commitment to protecting #wildlife. #nepalpangolin
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It was also encouraging to witness the deep #commitment of local #communities to the #conservation of these valuable species. 2/2

Through #awareness, responsible #consumption, and stronger environmental #policies, we can protect our #ecosystems and restore the delicate balance between people and nature. 2/2

Biodiversity is the foundation of sustainable development. By protecting it, we are also protecting the future of people, nature, & planet. At Greenhood we implement evidence-based conservation programs, helping save threatened wildlife habitats. Let's keep working together in harmony with nature!

We thank the Future For Nature Foundation for this honor and for empowering young #conservationists who are shaping a better future for nature. This milestone energises our team to continue pushing boundaries for Nepal’s biodiversity #conservation. 3/3

This recognition celebrates his tireless work in #pangolin conservation from grassroots community engagement to policy advocacy and science-based research. Standing on this stage reinforces the power of collective efforts in protecting our planet’s most threatened species. 2/3

But the fight isn’t over—habitat loss, resource competition, and pollution still threaten their future in the wild. Let’s keep the momentum going and protect these vulnerable prehistoric herbivores!

Please share this resource with your communities, societies, and networks to help protect the long-term survival of orchids in the wild.

Happy Earth Day – Our Power, Our Planet.

This resource has been developed by orchid societies &collectors to suggest &promote sustainable practices.
While most cultivated orchid collections can be sustainable, wild orchids are still heavily harvested as ornamental plants in many countries (including Nepal), threatening their survival. 2/3