Our Lab co-hosts the Nepal Conservation Research Fellowship.

 

Many early-career researchers in developing countries struggle to envision viable careers in the conservation, facing limited in-country support and restricted opportunities for international travel and study.  This Fellowship supports a new generation of Nepalese conservation leaders.  It links emerging conservationists into a peer-to-peer network, connects them with international academic metors, and support personal and professional development.  It also creates new opportunities for international researchers interested in long-term mentorship and resarch in Nepal, facilitating collaborative, mutually-beneficial opportunities for research, joint proposals, travel and policy engagement.  

 

Read about the first cohort (2018) of Research Fellows, Kanchan Kattel, Reshu Bahyal, Regan Sapkota, and Sabitri Rai.