Long-term conservation depends on knowledge, participation and pride. BIOCOS Nepal works with schools, teachers, young people and local communities to make conservation relevant to their lives and landscapes.
• Conduct school conservation programmes
• Train teachers to deliver locally relevant conservation education
• Support young conservationists and wildlife clubs
• Develop and distribute educational materials
• Organise community meetings and awareness campaigns
• Conduct nature walks, environmental hikes and field-learning activities
• Use art, photography, writing and wall murals to communicate conservation
• Organise conservation-themed public events
• Share wildlife through livestreams and Scouts’ photographs
• Connect students with researchers, scouts and conservation practitioners
Pipar Pheasant Conservation Landscape
BIOCOS Nepal works with participating schools through teacher training, school visits, Junior Conservation Keeper materials, drawing activities, murals and environmental learning events.
Manang
Snow leopard awareness, youth engagement and Goal for Conservation activities connect wildlife protection with community participation and friendship.
Dhaulagiri Landscape
Community consultations and educational activities build understanding of red panda ecology, forest conservation and responsible local livelihoods.
Pokhara Valley
Vulture education and livestream interpretation help people understand the ecological importance of vultures and the need for safe food and habitats.
Tiger-bearing lowlands
Safety awareness and community discussions help people understand tiger behaviour, report conflict and reduce risks.
Himalayan Pheasants | Snow Leopard | Red Panda | Tiger | Vultures | Musk Deer