WWF Nepal

16/04/2026

Breaking news: some animals have been lying to us! (About their names)
Swipe for some surprisingly misleading names!

All jokes aside, every species matters, and we’re here to protect them all!

16/04/2026

What difference have conservation efforts really made?

WWF Nepal invites proposals to conduct an endline study under the Triple Benefit Program. This is an essential step in understanding impact, strengthening accountability, and guiding future nature-based solutions.

Be part of generating the evidence that drives meaningful change.

Learn more & apply:
https://www.wwfnepal.org/get_involved/call_for_proposals/

15/04/2026

Deadline approaching soon!

Apply today to be a part of our mission towards a planet where humans live in harmony with nature!

We’re on the lookout for someone as sure-footed as a blue sheep, ready to balance numbers, navigate compliance cliffs, and keep things steady in even the toughest terrain!

Join us and help keep conservation on solid ground (and books).

Position open:
Finance & Compliance Assistant, Terai Arc Landscape & Conservation Programs

📍Dolpa, Nepal

Apply now: https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/WorldWildlifeFundInc1/744000118543857-finance-compliance-assistant-terai-arc-landscape-conservation-programs

14/04/2026

The love for nature begins with understanding it!

This National Wildlife Week, let’s inspire curiosity, nurture compassion, and raise a generation that cares!

14/04/2026

नयाँ वर्ष २०८३ को धेरै धेरै शुभकामना!

09/04/2026

What if your classroom could shape how the next generation protects our mountains?

Mountains sustain our water, our communities, and our future and how we teach about them matters.

We’re inviting passionate educators to go beyond textbooks and inspire real change.

Apply today: https://www.wwfnepal.org/get_involved/call_for_proposals/

This isn’t just a training, it’s a chance to rethink how we teach about people, nature, and the future!!

08/04/2026

Three days. Countless ideas. One shared vision.

The Regional Conference on Deep Regenerative Agriculture wraps up at Lumbini Buddhist University in Lumbini after bringing together voices from across the region to rethink how we grow, nourish, and sustain.

From restoring soil and safeguarding agrobiodiversity to reconnecting with indigenous wisdom and building resilient food systems, the path forward is clear: regeneration is the future.

As we close with a renewed commitment and a shared regional vision, the energy doesn’t end here. It grows, spreads, and takes root in action.

Here’s to restoring landscapes, strengthening communities, and cultivating a healthier future for people and the planet!

The conference is jointly organized by Lumbini Buddhist University,
Nepal Genebank (NARC), WWN, and WWF, with financial support from The Rockefeller Foundation.

Read more about it here- https://www.wwfnepal.org/knowledge_hub_/newsroom/?396258

07/04/2026

What better way to celebrate !

We just wrapped up Day 2 of the Regional Conference on Deep Regenerative Agriculture!

On World Health Day, conversations went beyond farming, highlighting how the health of our soil, biodiversity, and food systems is deeply connected to human health and well-being.
At Lumbini Buddhist University, participants explored how regenerative practices can strengthen food and nutrition security, preserve cultures, restore ecosystems, and build resilience for communities across the eastern Himalayan region.
Because a healthy planet grows healthy food and that sustains healthy people.

This is also a reminder of the One Health perspective, where the well-being of people, animals, environment and the whole planet are all connected.

The conference is jointly organized by Lumbini Buddhist University,
Nepal Genebank (NARC), WWN, and WWF, with financial support from The Rockefeller Foundation

06/04/2026

Day 1 wrapped at the Regional Conference on Deep Regenerative Agriculture!

Hosted at Lumbini Buddhist University in Lumbini, the conference brought together voices from Nepal, India, Bhutan and Myanmar to reimagine agriculture beyond sustainability and towards deep regeneration.

We were honored by the presence of our Chief Guest, Honourable Minister of Agriculture, Land Management and Cooperatives, Lumbini Province, Minister Dinesh Panthi whose remarks reinforced the urgency of transitioning to resilient, nature-positive food systems.

From powerful discussions on agrobiodiversity and indigenous wisdom to rethinking food systems through eco-spiritual lenses, the first day's sessions had it all!

Here’s to deeper dialogue and bold action in the days ahead.

The conference is jointly organized by Lumbini Buddhist University,
Nepal Genebank (NARC), WWN, and WWF, with financial support from the Rockefeller Foundation .

03/04/2026

We’re on the lookout for someone as sure-footed as a blue sheep, ready to balance numbers, navigate compliance cliffs, and keep things steady in even the toughest terrain!

Join us and help keep conservation on solid ground (and books).

Position open:
Finance & Compliance Assistant, Terai Arc Landscape & Conservation Programs

📍Dolpa, Nepal

Apply now: https://jobs.smartrecruiters.com/WorldWildlifeFundInc1/744000118543857-finance-compliance-assistant-terai-arc-landscape-conservation-programs

31/03/2026

WWF invites qualified experts and organizations to submit proposals to document and validate indigenous knowledge related to Nature-based Solutions (NbS), addressing societal challenges by focused indigenous communities in the Gindri and Khageri watersheds.

If you have expertise in Indigenous knowledge systems, community-led conservation, or NbS, this is your opportunity to contribute to meaningful, inclusive, and locally grounded solutions.!

Learn more and apply here- https://www.wwfnepal.org/get_involved/call_for_proposals/