Together, we can celebrate with joy and responsibility, embracing eco-friendly ways that honor both tradition and Earth.
We are overjoyed to share a milestone for our planet and our heritage: the Swoyambhu Religious Forest Reforestation Project - II is now complete!
Grain feeders and water tubs installed in urban forests help retain birds and support ecosystem restoration.
Recent protests across Nepal, especially the Gen G demonstrations, have seen streets filled with thick, black smoke from burning rubber tyres and plastics.
Empowering Women & Ecosystems: Dhanushadham Wildlife Corridor Project Advances Community-Led Conservation
Bringing Life Back to Swayambhunath Religious Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site
We recently had the chance to speak at Kathmandu Forestry College (KAFCOL) on the topic “Greening Kathmandu: Urban Forestry through the Miyawaki Method.”
Lily Leaves handed out durable bags to Class 1-3 students at Saraswoti and Seti Devi Schools
30 Grade 9 students from Rato Bangala School keeping Swoyambhu Clean & Green.
Monkeys of Swayambhunath: Addressing Health Challenges with Care and Awareness
Equipped with new skills and gifted sewing machines, they're ready to launch their own businesses or join local enterprises.
Rebuilding Nature in Swayambhu!