Aum kinnaur

Aum kinnaur Here at Aum, we run eco-literacy programs in Kinnaur. Advocating sustainable ways of living.

20/04/2026

Are you ready for something big? 👀

Kinnaur is about to witness something special.

The wait is almost over…
⏳ Revealing in 48 hours.
Can you guess what it is? 🐦👇

ExploreHimachal NatureLovers MountainLife

( Himachal Pradesh, Kinnaur Valley, Himalayas India, Bird Watching India, Eco Tourism, Nature Culture, किन्नौर )

Something is coming this May… 🐦The mountains are listening.The forests are alive.And the skies have a story to tell.Can ...
14/04/2026

Something is coming this May… 🐦

The mountains are listening.
The forests are alive.
And the skies have a story to tell.

Can you guess what’s about to take flight in Himachal? 👀
Drop your guesses in the comments. ⬇️



{Wild Kinnaur, Himalayas, Himachal Pradesh, Wildlife photography, Environment, Wildlife Conservation, Nature , Mountains , Fresh Air}

13/04/2026

Capturing the chaos before the magic.✨



Be part of something new for the mountains.

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{Naturelovers, Mountains, Wildlife Conservation, Kinnaur Valley, Himachal, Eco Tourism India, Mountain Life, Travel Himachal, Sustainability)

Something is coming this May… 🐦The mountains are listening.The forests are alive.And the skies have a story to tell.Can ...
08/04/2026

Something is coming this May… 🐦

The mountains are listening.
The forests are alive.
And the skies have a story to tell.

Can you guess what’s about to take flight in Himachal? 👀
Drop your guesses in the comments. ⬇️

20/02/2026

Though we often ignore crows’ presence, they are among the smartest birds in our ecosystem, known for remarkable abilities such as tool use, problem-solving, strong memory, and complex social behavior.

On 14th February 2026, we celebrated the Great Backyard Bird Count here in Kinnaur not just as an event, but as a contin...
14/02/2026

On 14th February 2026, we celebrated the Great Backyard Bird Count here in Kinnaur not just as an event, but as a continuation of our larger journey of nature conservation and awareness.

For four days, people around the world step outside to observe and document birds. Here in Kinnaur, we joined this global movement while staying rooted in our own landscape walking through habitats, listening to stories, documenting species, and understanding the deep connection between birds and our mountains and how local knowledge adds meaning to every sighting.

This is more than counting birds. It is about building awareness, reviving stories, and nurturing a culture of conservation.

Follow us for more meaningful and exciting nature-based activities ahead. 🌿
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ग्रेट बैकयार्ड बर्ड काउंट बर्ड वॉक | 14 फरवरी 🐦GBBC एक दुनिया भर में होने वाला कार्यक्रम है, जिसमें लोग पक्षियों को देखत...
03/02/2026

ग्रेट बैकयार्ड बर्ड काउंट बर्ड वॉक | 14 फरवरी 🐦
GBBC एक दुनिया भर में होने वाला कार्यक्रम है, जिसमें लोग पक्षियों को देखते हैं और जो भी पक्षी दिखाई देते हैं, उनकी जानकारी साझा करते हैं। इससे पक्षियों की संख्या और संरक्षण को समझने में मदद मिलती है।

किन्नौर से, Aum Kinnaur के तहत, यह बर्ड वॉक हमारी ओर से स्थानीय पक्षियों की जानकारी को एक वैश्विक मंच तक पहुँचाने का प्रयास है।
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Kinnaur, a land of deep valleys and high mountains, is home to one of the most elusive creatures on Earth the snow leopa...
02/11/2025

Kinnaur, a land of deep valleys and high mountains, is home to one of the most elusive creatures on Earth the snow leopard. Usually found between 3,000 and 5,000 meters, these cats stay far from human eyes. But this week, something rare happened. A snow leopard was found trapped in the filter inlet channel of the Kafnu Dam (Sanjay Hydro Electric Project) in Bhaba Valley at around 2,400* meters, one of the lowest elevations ever recorded in Kinnaur. The animal was rescued.

This sighting is special not just for its low altitude but for what it makes us ask. Why was the snow leopard here, so early in the season and so close to people? They usually come down in deep winter, often when food is scarce or when they are old or injured. But this one looked healthy and calm.

For Kinnaur, this is more than a sighting. It reminds us that we share our home with the wild, and it asks us to understand and protect it better. Every such moment shows how closely our lives are tied to this landscape and its living world.

(All information is for educational purposes and based on field observations, community insights, and available reports.)

From film screenings with school students to field visits where we found signs of a snow leopard s**t, paw marks, and tr...
25/10/2025

From film screenings with school students to field visits where we found signs of a snow leopard s**t, paw marks, and traces of its movement every step brings us closer to understanding our landscape.

We’ve now begun camera trapping and sharing the data collected from these wild spaces, continuing to learn and grow together with the community.

Because we believe the future of conservation lies in every small steps we take today🐾❄️

Media Today, we mark Kinnaur’s first Snow Leopard Day, closing with the International Day of Snow Leopard on October 23....
24/10/2025

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Today, we mark Kinnaur’s first Snow Leopard Day, closing with the International Day of Snow Leopard on October 23.

This celebration marks a step towards building awareness about the existence of these majestic creatures and fostering a deeper understanding of our shared landscapes.

Today, we mark Kinnaur’s first Snow Leopard Day, closing with the International Day of Snow Leopard on October 23. This ...
23/10/2025

Today, we mark Kinnaur’s first Snow Leopard Day, closing with the International Day of Snow Leopard on October 23.

This celebration marks a step towards building awareness about the existence of these majestic creatures and fostering a deeper understanding of our shared landscapes.

This wouldn’t have been possible without the incredible support of our local champions
Tsering, Thupten, Thupten Gyatso, Akki, Kamal, Tenzin, Raj Kumar, Raj Gulshan, Pramiti, Nicki, and many more.

A collective initiative by Hango, Hangmat, Nako, and Maling villages, along with Aum Kinnaur, Zed.Tells, NCF, and the Forest Department.

As locals, we believe it is our responsibility to explore and protect these landscapes, to engage communities and school children, and to continue our efforts effortlessly and effectively for Wildlife conservation in Kinnaur.

This is just the beginning of a journey led by Aum Kinnaur alongside its Local champions

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