Samrakshan Ka Samwahak Haru
Apil Ghimire
Apil is at the forefront of the zero plastic campaign, tirelessly working to protect our rivers, national parks, and buffer zones from pollution. His dedication to cleaning lakes and rivers is matched only by his commitment to conducting plantation programs and awareness events that engage the community in sustainable practices. Apil’s passion and perseverance serve as a beacon of hope and inspiration for all youth, proving that we can create significant change through collective action. Let’s celebrate his incredible efforts!
Apsara Syangten
Apsara Syangtan, a fearless young voice from Thori, Chitwan surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of national parks. With unwavering dedication, Apsara is leading a vital movement in Behavior Change Communication to bridge the gap between communities and wildlife. Her heartfelt mission is to raise awareness and foster coexistence, reducing human-wildlife conflicts in her cherished homeland. Through her efforts, Apsara is not just advocating for conservation—she’s nurturing a deeper respect for nature and creating a legacy of harmony between people and wildlife. Her journey is a powerful reminder that one person’s passion can ignite a community-wide change.
Dhurba Chalise
Dhurba Chalise, a true champion of wildlife conservation! As a dedicated Citizen Scientist, Dhurba has played a crucial role in tiger surveys and camera trapping, gathering vital data to protect these majestic creatures. His research on the Chure region is paving the way for sustainable practices and wildlife conservation. But that’s not all! Dhurba is also raising awareness about snake bites, educating communities, and rescuing snakes in need. His tireless volunteer work on the ground is inspiring a new generation of conservationists.
Lalu Maya Bote
Meet Lalu Maya Bote, a pioneering homestay owner who is transforming her life and her community by shifting from forest dependency to sustainable tourism! With a deep commitment to preserving the environment, Lalu Maya has embraced eco-friendly tourism as a source of income, creating opportunities for local growth while reducing pressure on forest resources. Her innovative approach not only supports conservation but also empowers her community.
Sapika Magar
Meet Sapika Magar, the trailblazing first female coordinator of the Nirmal Thori BZUC Rapid Response Team in Chitwan National Park! As a passionate advocate for biodiversity conservation, Sapika is revolutionizing how we approach human-wildlife interactions. Her leadership is pivotal in reducing conflicts on the fringes of the park, a habitat for many tigers, and her dedication to behavioral change communication is fostering a positive shift in community.
Sudhan Lamsal
Meet Sudhan Lamsal, a true beacon of hope in community-led conservation! As a passionate nature guide and member of Community-Based Anti-Poaching Unit (CBAPU) in Lamichaur, Sudhan has faced incredible challenges, including a harrowing encounter with a rhino. Yet, his love for wildlife, especially rhinos, remains boundless. His tireless work against illegal wildlife trade and dedication to local conservation efforts highlight his crucial role in the community.
Grishma Majhi
Grishma Majhi, the visionary eco club graduate who’s turning passion into action! Through her dynamic leadership, Grishma has spearheaded countless initiatives, from organizing impactful local clean-up drives and tree planting events to advocating for eco-friendly policies and raising crucial environmental awareness. Her tireless efforts demonstrate the incredible power of young leaders to drive change and inspire others.