Sanej Prasad Suwal

Sanej is an ecologist, wildlife researcher and keen traveller having particular interest in highland biodiversity conservation. He holds masters degree in environmental science with involvement in different wildlife research and conservation activities. He has been working for the conservation of butterflies of Nepal for a while now.

Bidhan Adhikary

Bidhan Adhikary completed his double degree MSc in Tropical Forestry from Technical University of Dresden, Germany and MSc in Forests and Livelihood from University of Copenhagen, Denmark under the Erasmus Mundus SUTROFOR Master’s program in 2017. He has worked in various projects on wildlife research and conservation including conservation media and education since 2010. His favorite subject is ecology and animal behavior.

Jeevan Rai

Jeevan completed his MSc in Environmental Science from Tribhuvan University, Nepal, postgraduate diploma in International Wildlife Conservation from WildCRU, University of Oxford, and MSc in Statistical Ecology at St Andrews University, UK.

Asmit Subba

Asmit Subba is a field biologist from eastern Nepal achieved his Master’s degree in zoology from Tribhuvan University. He has been studying critically endangered Chinese pangolin in eastern Nepal. He is also interested in bird feeding/breeding ecology and migratory pattern.

Tujin Rai

Tujin is a fourth-year bachelor’s student who is passionate about wildlife conservation. His particular areas of interest include cat species and epiphytic orchids. Tujin regularly participates in conservation initiatives, fusing academic research with practical activity to save and conserve these distinctive features of our natural world.

Rohan Tuladhar

Rohan Tuladhar is a Bachelor’s student in Zoology studying at Central Campus of Technology with a strong passion for wildlife research and conservation. His work focuses on mammals of the eastern mid-hills of Nepal, where he studies their ecology and distribution. He actively leads conservation and awareness programs on endangered animals and birds, particularly vultures, and has a keen interest in birds and small carnivores.

Bishwash Baniya

Bishwash Baniya is a fourth-year bachelor student of zoology at Central Campus of technology with a strong passion for wildlife research and conservation. His work focus on small mammals of the Eastern Nepal. Fascinated by their behavior, ecology and role in forest ecosystem, he actively works for the conservation of these endangered animals. He regularly participates in conservation activities with schools and communities.