Govt, WWF Nepal launch rangeland conservation project in Dolpa
Summary
The Government of Nepal and WWF Nepal have launched a four-year project to conserve high-altitude rangelands in upper Dolpa, integrating indigenous knowledge and supporting local livelihoods.
Key Points
- The Government of Nepal and WWF Nepal have launched a four-year high-altitude rangeland conservation project in upper Dolpa.
- The initiative uses a co-management approach blending indigenous knowledge with modern science to support both nature and local livelihoods.
- Faith leaders and traditional Amchi healers are central to the project, leading local Rangeland Management Sub-committees.
- The project is funded by the UK Government through the Darwin Initiative and aims to develop a replicable governance model for rangelands across Nepal.
