Safeguarding Biodiversity and Empowering Communities

WILD CARE is dedicated to fostering evidence-based conservation, empowering local communities, advancing wildlife research and capacity building of younger generation. Our mission is to safeguard Nepal’s rich biodiversity with a harmony between wildlife and humans.

Species conservation

Fostering conservation of wildlife and their habitats

Advance conservation through research

Carry out comprehensive research applying ecological and conservation principles, driving the development of sustainable evidence-based conservation solutions

Forge cross-sectoral collaboration

Collaborate seamlessly with local communities, students, I/NGOs, private sector and government bodies to ensure effective and sustainable conservation.

Empower younger generation

Implement innovative conservation, education and capacity building initiatives that empower and nurture the skills of younger generation in biodiversity conservation.

Promote inclusivity and diversity in conservation

Promote a culture of inclusivity by actively fostering the meaningful participation of women and marginalized communities in Nepal’s conservation sector

Enhance climate resilience

Enhance resilience of the wildlife habitats and human communities in the context of changing climate

Our Approach

Species Research and Conservation

We’re dedicated to evidence-based conservation, prioritizing thorough research to inform and guide our conservation initiatives. Our research focuses on threatened species encompassing mammals, birds and herpetofauna across terrestrial and freshwater ecosystems.

Education and Empowerment

We empower the younger generations by offering research grants, training programs, internship and volunteering opportunities cultivating their engagement and development in the field of species research and conservation.

Community and Livelihood

We support community well-being and livelihoods by integrating sustainable conservation practices to ensure a harmonious co-existence between local and natural communities.