We observed the 12th season of Nepal Owl Festival on February 7 and 8, 2025. Through its dedicated stall,we distributed 300 posters to students and local communities, fostering environmental education and encouraging interest in herpetofauna conservation. thanks to @katieadamsonfund.bsky.social

Our team distributed consrvation posters to Unit In-Charge of Gaurishankar CA based in Sindhupalchok, municipal hospital and awareness activities to local communities also with socio-herpetological surveys.
Thanks to @katieadamsonfund.bsky.social

Snake conservation session for students at Putali bazaar, Syangja, Nepal. Thanks to @katieadamsonfund.bsky.social for their support for reptile research and conservation in Nepal

Door to door reptiles conservation campaign in Nepal to sensitize local communities about ecological significance of these creatures in nature. Thanks to @katieadamsonfund.bsky.social for their support.

Thanks to @katieadamsonfund.bsky.social for financial support to print these posters for free distribution during conservation outreach sessions in Nepal.

Turtles are the most threatened vertebrates but have received less conservation priorities although they have ecological and community benefits. Saving turtles hold significant roles in maintaining ecosystem health. We conducted outreach to save turtles in Nepal. @katieadamsonfund.bsky.social

Tortoise and Turtles Conseevation Outreach session in Chitwan Nepal among students @katieadamsonfund.bsky.social