





Resources Himalaya Foundation (RHF) was founded by late Dr Pralad Yonzon as a non-governmental, non-profit organization (Registered No. 1791 DAO/Lalitpur). It was established as Resources Nepal, a self-governing private organization in 1986. It became an independent, nonprofitable research foundation managed by a Governing Board and administered by its Executive Office since 2004. RHF’s competive edge over others is its ability to deal with contemporary knowledge and issues connected with nature conservation. This is substantiated by the fact that RHF was one of the eight recipients of the 2007 MacArthur Award for Creative and Effective Institutions, selected from several NGOs from six continents.
A research cum clean-up campaign was organized by the Resources Himalaya Foundation (RHF) along the Gosaikunda trail in the Lamgtang National Park in the district of Rasuwa in central Nepal from November 3 to 12, supported by the European Outdoor
“No matter how few possessions you own or how little money you have, loving wildlife and nature will make you rich beyond measure.” – Paul Oxton It is an immense pleasure for me to share my experience on one of the
The first e-conference of Young Scientist Nepal was held on May 21, 2020 with the theme “Building Science Chasing Coronavirus”. The 3-hour conference was accommodated by near about 300 participants, both national and international. The conference comprised of four sessions;
RHF organizing Science Awareness Campaign with the support from Government of Nepal-Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology.
As a part of Wildlife Training 2020, 7 days field work was conducted in Bardiya National Park. Research techniques regarding study of mammals, birds, herpetofauna, habitat assessment and social survey were practiced. Thereby, 10 days Wildlife Training course from 13