Driven for Conservation

Achieving better understanding of biodiversity, protection of ecosystem functions, enhanced understanding of climate change and empowered resilient communities with intact value-system. 

A sustainable world in harmony with nature.

We work with researchers, communities and policy-makers to incorporate high-quality research into nature conservation.

Our Approach

We believe that local communities play a crucial role in conservation efforts. By involving communities, we are able to build relationships and partnerships that foster a sense of ownership and responsibility for the environment.

Our approach is guided by sound science and evidence-based research. We conduct thorough assessments and evaluations to determine the effectiveness of our interventions and make adjustments.

OUR PROJECTS

Our projects are inter-disciplinary with the intent to bring communities forward as conservation leaders.


UPDATES

Fruit bats and butter trees: Project Update

September 28, 2022 by NCSC

Fruit Bats and Butter Trees: Project Update

Several project activities have been completed including - Chiuri Sapling Plantation, Bat Monitoring Training, Vegetation Survey of Chiuri, Bat Habitat Survey, and Beekeeping Workshop.

Community Conservation Workshop

September 25, 2022 by NCSC

Community Conservation Workshop

Community Conservation Workshop was organized in Kathmandu during 23-24 September, 2022.

Bats for balanced ecosystem

July 24, 2022 by NCSC

Ecological Documentary: Bats for balanced ecosystem

The documentary is now available in Nepali language with Nepali and English subtitles in our official YouTube channel.

Camera Trap demonstration at WOW Festival 2022

April 15, 2022 by NCSC

Camera Trap demonstration at WOW Festival 2022

NCSC team partnered with Community Conservation, Inc. and Community Conservation Nepal to participate in the Women of the World (WOW) Festival 2022 organized by the British Council on 15-16 April 2022 at Lumbini World Heritage Site.

Chamero, Chiuri, and Chepang

January 1, 2022 by NCSC

Fruit Bats and Butter Trees

The goal of this project is to study the ethnobiological interrelationship between the Chepang community, the Chiuri tree and the fruit-eating bats in order to promote awareness and implement conservation programs.

Awareness program for School Children: Fishing Cat and its Habitat

November 30, 2021 by NCSC

Awareness program for School Children: Fishing Cat and its Habitat

A two-day outreach program in Jagadishpur, Kapilvastu. 3 - 4 December, 2021

Workshop on Biodiversity Conservation of Jagadishpur Reservoir

September 17, 2021 by NCSC

Biodiversity Conservation of Jagadishpur Reservoir

The workshop will cover topics including habitat, distribution, and conservation of fishing cats...

Pangolin Trail Cleanup 2021

September 12, 2021 by NCSC

Pangolin Trail Cleanup 2021

NCSC is collaborating with other organizations to organize a Cleanup Event in Bagh Bhairab Community Forest on Saturday – 18th September 2021. Join us and explore the Pangolin Trail!

One Health Webinar

September 08, 2021 by NCSC

One Health Webinar Series

Our monthly webinar series covers various topics on One Health. The sessions are organized jointly by One Health Center, Nature Conservation and Study Centre, and Rotaract Club of Kathmandu North.

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Nature Conservation and Study Centre
P.O. Box: 2175 Kathmandu, Nepal

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Kathmandu, Nepal