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24/06/2025

In Loving Memory of Capt. M.S. Kohli (11th Dec 1931 – 23rd June 2025)

With deep sorrow, we announce the passing of Captain M.S. Kohli, legendary mountaineer, leader of India’s first successful Everest expedition in 1965, and a lifelong patriot who dedicated his life to service, adventure, and nation-building.

A revered figure in Indian mountaineering and public life, Captain Kohli inspired generations through his courage, humility, and unwavering discipline.

We invite all friends, admirers, and well-wishers to join us in honouring his extraordinary life and legacy.

Prayer Ceremony & Remembrance
Date: Sunday, 29th June 2025
Time: 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Venue: Pahariwala Gurdwara, GK1, New Delhi

Let us come together to pay our final respects to a life that stood tall like the mountains he so loved.

— Kohli Family

22/04/2025

Earth Day 2025 🌎

Protecting the Himalayas, One Project at a Time ⛰️✨

Discover how the Himalayan Environment Trust (HET) along with Juniper Outdoor is restoring balance in the mountains - through clean energy, sustainable farming, waste management, and sanitation.

06/08/2024

Join in for an enthralling talk titled ”Footprints of Glory,” presented by Brig. Ashok Abbey . Delve into the captivating tale of the 1924 British Everest Expedition , where explorers George Mallory and Andrew Irvine vanished, as Brig. Abbey takes us on a journey a century back in time.

InI 1865, Peak XV, the highest mountain in the world was
officially named Everest after Colonel ‘Sir’ George Everest, a
British Surveyor.

In 1924, a spirited attempt was made by a British team led
by Colonel Edward Norton, in which the climbing duo of
George Mallory and Andrew Irvine disappeared, last seen
heading strongly towards the summit.

Finally, 29 years later a British Mountaineering Expedition
led by Colonel John Hunt made history, when Sherpa
Tenzing Norgay, and Edmund Hillary, a Beekeeper and
young New Zealand climber from Auckland, reached the
summit of Everest on 29 May 1953.

This ascent was then hailed as one of the biggest
achievements of the human race. But even after 100 years,
mountaineers are seized by the question of whether George
Mallory and Andrew Irvine were the first to set foot on the

In an age increasingly focused on personal milestones in mountaineering, the contributions of these *early pioneers* in unraveling the mysteries of the unknown become ever more significant.

Look forward to your presence on *August 6th,* from *7* to *8pm* , at the *Gulmohar Hall* , *India Habitat Centre* New Delhi.

*Maninder Kohli*
Managing Trustee
Himalayan Environment Trust

01/05/2024

We look forward to seeing you at 7 pm on May 5th at the Gulmohar Hall, India Habitat Centre, for this special event celebrating human resilience and the essence of mountaineering. Please refer to the attached brochure for more details.

26/01/2024

"Celebrating Republic Day with a commitment to preserve the pristine beauty of the Himalayas. 🏔️ Let's unite for a sustainable future with Himalayan Environment Trust. 🌿 "

23/01/2024

Celebrating the anniversary of our founders uniting on a collective goal towards nurturing social change in the Himalayas.

13/01/2024

Embracing the warmth of Lohri in the pristine Himalayas, where tradition meets nature. 🔥 Celebrating the spirit of harvest and community with Himalayan Environment Trust.

08/01/2024

Western Garhwal is endowed with natural resources of biomass and rural communities often depend on the same for cooking and heating purposes. However, traditional biomass style of cooking involves higher wood requirements, longer cooking time, household and higher probability of lung & respiratory ailments.

To help our bit, distributed 100 in Western Garhwal The unique design ensures a cleaner channel of smoke, resulting in an improved indoor air quality. Alongside the , we also distributed on operating these stoves to ensure complete safety of the beneficiaries.

Catch a glimpse of the happy faces who know cooking will be a more cleaner and less laborious affair.

06/01/2024

The little Himalayan library, aimed at nurturing the habit of reading in children spread across the Himalayas. Research stated the children wanted to read books that they enjoyed, and hence would later be captivated by persisting academia.

This image is from a Small village in Meghalaya where a volunteer reads a storybook to a child.

31/12/2023

"May the Himalayas echo with the promise of a sustainable and thriving future! Wishing you a Happy New Year filled with eco-conscious choices, serenity, and the beauty of nature's resilience. 🏞️✨ "

30/12/2023

Step into the heart of the Himalayas, where cultural vibrancy meets the artistry of sustainable living. 🌿✨ In the midst of the towering peaks, local communities engage in a Himalayan cultural activity—crafting exquisite handmade treasures that not only reflect their rich heritage but also embody a profound connection with the environment. As the Himalayan Environment Trust graces this artisanal haven, the union of cultural preservation and environmental consciousness becomes a poignant narrative.

Witness the meticulous hands at work, transforming raw materials into timeless pieces that carry the essence of Himalayan traditions. Every stitch, every weave, and every intricate detail tells a story of resilience, resourcefulness, and reverence for nature. 🏔️🌺 The Himalayan Environment Trust's visit amplifies this narrative, underscoring the crucial role of sustainable practices in preserving the fragile ecosystems that cradle these majestic mountains.

In the backdrop of this cultural tableau, the artisans, inspired by a shared commitment to environmental stewardship, seamlessly blend tradition with innovation. From handmade textiles to intricately carved artifacts, each creation is a testament to the harmonious coexistence between culture and nature. 🌏💚

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