People (1,637 women) in Nepal benefitted from the Environment Youth Climate Initiative Project
People (65 women) received community corrals to protect their livestock
Conservation project co-designed with the Snow Leopard Conservancy India Trust
There are three key areas of focus in our work with communities to protect and improve the Himalayan environment.
Harmonious co-existence with wildlife
We have a special focus on snow leopard conservation as many of these vulnerable creatures call the Himalaya home. In the Indian Himalayan region of Ladakh, we are supporting the construction of livestock enclosures to preserve critical livelihoods and prevent snow leopards from dangerous encounters with farmers defending their animals. Similarly, to deal with the growing conflict between people and brown bears, we are working on safe initiatives to prevent human-bear interaction in villages.
Environmental education
We are supporting school children, families, and local communities to gain vital environmental knowledge, especially around adaptation to the impact of climate change.
Emergency response
When natural disasters strike, we are there to support community-based responses to help people and wildlife across the Himalaya to recover from the devastating damage.
We are providing the people of the Himalaya with access to vital health services, with a focus on maternal health and the well being of women and girls
Education is the single, most important tool for lifting children out of poverty and every child has the right to access it
We rely heavily on the generosity of supporters to reach the most vulnerable people in the Himalaya. Thank you for your support to provide life-changing opportunities for remote communities