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Education is the ladder by which communities can climb out of deep poverty and hunger. Through the efforts of the Outreach Program, the most vulnerable children are sent schools. We concentrate our efforts in a few selected areas in this field and in the country. Recently, we were invited as a guest speaker on Need of School Sanitation.

Trees bring a multitude of benefits to cities, helping the environment as well as residents’ quality of life. They bring immense benefits such as filtering water run-off and cleaning the air as well as increasing health and quality of life as well as their role in creating vibrant urban environments. In this connection, we along with Jestha Nagarik Samuha of Kathmandu jointly are conducting tree plantation program in the fallow and abandoned land of Kathmandu.

To promote young ladies on botanical research, we have recently granted a young and keen student from Government Campus to conduct research on dicot herbal diversity and its conservation in Bhaktapur forest.

We are a proud partner of the Fishing Cat Conservation Alliance and work in collaboration with the Ocean Park Conservation Foundation and the Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency. In Rupandehi district, our conservation efforts focus on scientific research, community-based education, and outreach programs. We also actively engage and collaborate with local Indigenous communities, recognizing their traditional knowledge and vital role in protecting wetland ecosystems. Through these partnerships, we aim to strengthen local stewardship, enhance awareness, and contribute to the long-term conservation of fishing cats and their habitats.