Our Working Landscape: Lowland plains to High Himalayas BIOCOS-Nepal works across Nepal’s diverse landscapes, from the Terai lowlands to the high Himalaya, focusing on Tigers, Red Pandas, Snow Leopards, Himalayan Pheasants, and their ecology. Bardiya, Banke, and Chitwan National Parks targeting Human-Tiger Conflict Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality, Dhorpatan Hunting Reserve, and Sagarmatha National Park target Red […]
Read More →BIOCOS-Nepal Field Stations BIOCOS-Nepal operates field stations across key conservation landscapes, including Gunsang (Snow Leopard Haven) for the Snow Leopard Stewardship Program in Manang and Gorkha; Ghachok for the Pipar Pheasant Conservation Landscape; Tukuche for the Snow Leopard Stewardship Program in Mustang; Muna for the Red Panda Conservation Program; and Meghauli for the Human–Tiger Conflict […]
Read More →Pipar Pheasant Conservation Landscape (PPCL) is a community-centered conservation landscape in the mid-hills of Nepal, established to conserve globally important pheasant species and their habitats while strengthening local stewardship, livelihoods, and nature-based tourism. Rather than functioning as a governing body or protected area, PPCL provides a collaborative conservation framework that brings together local communities, conservation […]
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