III. Citizen Science for ConservationWildlife Conservation Nepal (WCN)

WCN Citizen Science for conservation is a program designed to create platforms for young and amateur scientists to come together, creating a collective civic community for science through volunteer monitoring, or online citizen portals led by professional scientists and professionals to establish data on different pertinent issues of our landscapes.

1. Croaking Monsoon

Croaking Monsoon is a WCN Citizen Science program which focuses on Exploring Ponds and frogs of Kathmandu Valley. WCN’s Citizen Science Program is one of the long-term programs started in 2013 to engage citizens and Graduate and Undergraduate students in conservation. WCN has been successfully conducting Croaking Monsoon since 2013.

2. Pollinator Watch Nepal

Citizens for Bs-Bees, Butterflies, Birds, Bats and Biodiversity
Why Pollinators Matter?
Pollinators—like bees, butterflies, birds, and even bats—are essential for life on Earth. They help plants reproduce, support biodiversity, and contribute to the food we eat every day.
Yet, pollinators are under threat due to habitat loss,...

3. Knowledge Hub

WCN’s Knowledge hub offers in dissemination of concept of green spaces, green lifestyle and green economy in the form of various mediums such as webinars, videos, infographics, sharing program and conferences.