Women For Conservation Nepal

Congratulations, Ms. Ranjana Moktan!
We are thrilled to announce that Ms. Ranjana Moktan is the recipient of the Indira Sage Welfare Grant. This grant not only supports her educational journey in ethnoveterinary studies at Bhaktapur Multiple Campus, but also honors the legacy of compassion and kindness that Indira, the mother of our founder, embodied.

About Indira Sage Welfare Grant

The Indira Sage Welfare Grant is more than just a small welfare aid; it is a bridge between two generations, which is rooted in the belief that the wisdom, practices, and culture of the older generation are passed on to the younger generation through love, kindness, and legacy. Established in honor of Indira, a woman who has always championed compassion despite her own struggles with illnesses, the grant reflects her enduring desire to help others, especially women and children.

By supporting the most deserving individuals, this grant ensures that Indira's values continue to inspire future generations. We believe this year's recipient, Ms. Ranjana Moktan, will carry forward this legacy as she pursues her Bachelor’s degree in ethnoveterinary studies at Bhaktapur Multiple Campus, preserving and advancing traditional knowledge in the modern world.🙌👏

IUCN 8 th Regional Conference Forum is on the way in Bangkok, Thailand.

Thank you Khwopa College for helping us in successfully completing our field based training among the youth graduates. Together we stand for wildlife conservation!!

Women for Conservation is a proud member of the IUCN and serves as Vice President of the IUCN National Nepal Committee (NNC). We recently hosted the inaugural National Conservation Forum, setting the stage for the upcoming Regional Conservation Forum in 2024. We extend our gratitude to the entire IUCN Nepal family, Commission Members, conservation partners, researchers, indigenous communities, students, professors, and government officials for their invaluable presence and active engagement. The event drew over 350 participants from across Nepal.